Sentence examples for still in evolution from inspiring English sources

This novel technique is still in evolution and newly designed instruments and devices should be developed.

Stanley Prusiner introduced the concept – then badly accepted and still in evolution – of prion, a protein only infectious agent.

"We are still in evolution," said Fouad Qasim, 25, who said he had not worked since losing his job with an American military contractor three years ago.

We see an evolution from simpler prewar relations through the period dominated by academic science to the present complex of relationships that are still in evolution.

Although the understanding of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) has advanced significantly over the past decade, knowledge of the etiology, natural history, and clinical expression of Crohn's disease is still in evolution.

The precise clinical utility of MR angiography is still in evolution; therefore, this article focuses on practical approaches to assessing the venous system of the extremities and pelvis.

The conceptual change model of learning is still questionable in evolution education at the university level, and studies comparing the effectiveness of this model to traditional ones in increasing understanding and acceptance of ET are necessary.

The Frick was still in full evolution.

SuperMC is still in its evolution process toward a general and routine tool for the simulation of nuclear systems.

Jumpier, a little more indulgent of Atzmon's literary side, and a little less resolved in shape than Exile, but the work of an independent and unruly spirit still in turbulent evolution.

Although three-dimensional (3D) echocardiography is still in its evolution, cutting edge advances that allow quantifiable images of cardiac structures to be created in real-time will begin to increase its use drastically.