Sentence examples for to have evolved around from inspiring English sources

According to genetic studies, our earliest direct ancestors are estimated to have evolved around 195,000 years ago.

This species of wildebeest seems to have evolved around 2.5 million years ago.

Core cacti, those with strongly succulent stems, are estimated to have evolved around 25 million years ago.

One prediction is that these early RNA-world snoRNAs may still be housed within the introns of the protein-coding genes postulated to have evolved around them.

According to Sellen, lactation is thought to have evolved around 200 million years ago as a means of transferring the protective functions of fully mature immune systems across generations; all mammals derive essential protection from their mothers' milk.

Some wasps appear to have evolved ways around this tipsy defense.

The sharing practices that have evolved around them are not limited to tightly knit communities of repeat players who know each other well and interact across many contexts.

For this reason, some projects have evolved around making smart contracts more secure and accessible to the everyday person.

While video games have existed for several decades, it is only in the last ten years that businesses have evolved around the idea that an audience existed that would want to watch them.

The basic framework inherited from prokaryotes is conserved, and additional levels of structural and functional complexity have evolved around it.

Traditional pharmaceutical ecosystems, therefore, have evolved around three major functions: R&D, testing and approval management, and marketing and sales.