Sentence examples for timing to evolve from inspiring English sources
This species apparently travels only short distances and rarely ventures out of forest [ 29], suggesting that gene flow among islands is low, which may allow different patterns of timing to evolve even among populations on nearby islands.
It needs more time to evolve.
However, it took some time to evolve.
Although this conservative management is generally agreed upon, the role for surgical fixation in the setting of flail chest and the timing of therapy continues to evolve.
Species that move only short distances or populations that are relatively isolated may be more likely to evolve reproductive timing to match local differences in seasonal conditions.
Although timing of maturation is thought to evolve as a consequence of selective pressures [ 63], which implies restrictive environmental forces acting on organisms, here we show that the environment, rather than restricting the ontogeny of organisms, can act inducing changes in life-history traits, which may also lead to population and evolutionary changes.
We therefore aimed to test if multiple traits were predicted to evolve with linked timing, and therefore likely mediated by a single underlying mechanism.
The optimal timing of adjuvant therapy and the combination of agents continue to evolve.
And timing can be everything: Companies that continue to manufacture a product when a new standard is starting to evolve, for example, will almost inevitably fail, as diskette and typewriter companies have learned too well.
Booming continues to evolve.
