Sentence examples for to evolve slowly from inspiring English sources

Lenz's gewürztraminers are made to evolve slowly.

The technology itself will continue to evolve slowly.

* That said, it's of course better to evolve slowly than not at all.

This opportunity to allow a project to evolve slowly, with input from so many different sources, Mr. Ma added, is rare for an ensemble and precious.

We expect a skyline to evolve slowly, and inevitably in the direction of getting bigger, not to lose its largest elements in a single instant.

That makes sense, because a pair of prescription glasses is usually an investment that will last years rather than seasons, so styles tend to evolve slowly.

Hepatic abscesses characteristically have a thick hypoattenuating rim with poor enhancement, do not tend to merge and evolve slowly, in contrast to pyogenic or amoebic abscesses [100, 101, 103].

"But we're in this business for the long-haul, so we're also enjoying the space to learn, and the unusual freedom we have to let the business evolve slowly".

Whilst some positions evolve rapidly and are commonly referred to as "variable", other positions evolve slowly and are referred to as "conserved".

Consequently, genes coding for highly expressed proteins evolve slowly due to the stabilizing selection for the tolerance to translational errors that causes protein misfoldings.

Moreover, some studies support the hypothesis that highly expressed genes evolve slowly due to TE constraints (Akashi 2001).