Sentence examples for stages of evolving from inspiring English sources

"We're now at the early stages of evolving that process.

Methylene blue-stained thin sections from those in vivo fixed kidneys enabled precise evaluation of the renal morphology and accurate identification of tubular cell types at various stages of evolving structural damage.

A recent study revealed that N. azollae has undergone genomic downsizing, suggesting it might be in the early stages of evolving into a plant organelle devoted to nitrogen fixation [ 10].

Here, for a TS model, a certain number of models as neighboring models are defined and then the TS model switches to one of them at each stage of evolving.

Lineages such as these that are at an early stage of evolving reproductive isolation may serve as important model systems for studying speciation through divergence in sexual signalling systems.

Monitoring changes in the concentration of α HB in fasting human plasma may provide novel insights on how early stages of IR evolve into T2D or CVD.

As research into DBS at different stages of PD evolves, it is possible that specific motor, nonmotor, and functional criteria for early DBS will emerge.

We found that type IV was not only the most common type in sTTP patients but also capable of evolving end-stage renal disease than other types, and TMA appeared more frequently in the death group.

The removal of primordial structures by apoptosis allows the organism to develop sex specifically and to adapt for novel functions at later stages; apoptosis also limits the size of evolving structures.

The Danbury experiment, they said, is just the first stage of an evolving technology.

A Genetic Programming (GP) method uses multiple runs, data decomposition stages, to evolve a hierarchical set of vehicle detectors for the automated inspection of infrared line scan imagery that has been obtained by a low flying aircraft.