Sentence examples for the concept has evolved from inspiring English sources
However, after speaking with mothers and families from these groups, the concept has evolved radically.
Since Lord Mervyn Davies launched the Garden Bridge Trust in 2013, the concept has evolved into something approaching reality.
The concept has evolved since then; modern and postwar propaganda can perhaps be defined in the simplest terms as information with an agenda.
While the concept has evolved, it has never been able to cut through the complexity of the issues in the Arctic.
The concept has evolved from a sector-based approach to a more comprehensive view that places governance and stakeholders' involvement at the core of strategies.
The concept has evolved into a three-man collective without Mr. Garzone; this performance celebrates the release of "Shadow Forms II," on the same label.
3– 6 This concept has evolved into the "developmental origins of adult disease" hypothesis, to encompass the interplay between an individual's genetic background and the intrauterine environment that results in permanent metabolic changes that impact the risk for later life chronic disease.
Today, Brad Birnbaum, the co-founder and CEO, says that this concept has evolved.
The concepts have evolved over time, and I would like to start by asking the panel whether they agree that we need to stratify organ dysfunction, perhaps with several other levels of organ dysfunction, or if they prefer to stick to respiratory failure versus no respiratory failure, renal failure versus no renal failure, and that kind of dichotomous separation.
The medical home concept has evolved as the central focus for the care of patients in their communities and should be the center of communication, primary care, and coordination of care for individuals.
The open innovation concept has evolved over the years through new research, and has been adopted as a key pillar of European Union Commissioner for Research, Science, and Innovation Carlos Moedas' agenda for EU innovation policies.
