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Experimental results by two kinds of infrared imageries show that compared with classical and similar methods, the proposed method solves the existing problems of targets energy attenuation and suppression degradation in strongly evolving regions in previous methods.

Even older PNe in this group, like the Saturn Nebula, are not strongly evolved yet, either.

The method has strongly evolved in recent years by the introduction of new experimental procedures, measurement techniques, and mathematical data evaluation methods.

It is shown that the {0 0 0 1}⟨11¯10⟩ texture, recently discovered to strongly evolve during grain growth annealing, is the result of a grain size advantage that emerges during recrystallization; where grains closer to the {0 0 0 1}⟨11¯20⟩ orientation are larger on average than competing {0 0 0 1}⟨10¯10⟩ oriented grains.

5) What does "strongly evolves" mean?

To avoid confusion, we replaced "strongly evolves" with "changes".

The advent of the OMIC technologies has strongly evolved the knowledge about the origin, the type and the response to therapy of a given tumor.

Furthermore, the traits studied here have strongly evolved from wild to domesticated forms (as shown by the large part of variation explained by the structure).

The sense of smell, or odorant detection, is strongly evolved in dogs for which 876 genes have been predicted to encode olfactory receptors, a figure almost double the human repertoire and comparable to that of rodents [ 26].

4) What is the relationship between DA release and activation of IEGs? 5) What does "strongly evolves" mean? 6) Throughout the word "evolution" is used when it seem that "development" would be more appropriate.

Our analyses showing that RepA and RepB proteins coevolve with each other but do not strongly evolve with RepC confirm previous studies of the coevolutionary relationships of these three proteins (reviewed in Pinto et al. 2012).