Sentence examples similar to a concurrent evolution in from inspiring English sources

The exact creep mechanism should be reflected by a concurrent evolution of nanostructure, chemical composition of hydrated phases, and pore solution composition during creep.

The events in Bhopal revealed that expanding industrialization in developing countries without concurrent evolution in safety regulations could have catastrophic consequences [ 4].

Available data do not allow us to distinguish whether the concurrent evolution of TRIMCyp in these two lineages was due to a worldwide retroviral epidemic or to multiple and separate events.

While the data do not indicate a concurrent reduction in evolution misconceptions, these students have an opportunity to minimize the number of new misconceptions acquired during the course of instruction as opposed to those students taught by teachers with a relatively poorer knowledge of biological evolution concepts.

UPDATE: A concurrent sit-in was organized at Lieberman's Hartford, Conn., office.

The ability to achieve such substantial changes in composition across rather limited lengths make such graded alloys highly attractive candidates for investigating the influence of systematic compositional changes on phase transformations and concurrent microstructural evolution in these alloys.

Our mtDNA data, in comparison with those of a parallel study of the Xq13.3 reginn7 in the same individuals, provide a concurrent view on human evolution with respect to the age of modern humans.

Asian immigrants began moving into the area in the nineties, and there was a concurrent rise in the skinhead population.

The sticking point, for him, is the difference between a retroactive assumption of responsibility and a concurrent belief in it.

A concurrent upsurge in religious and clerical sentiment took place.

Brazil's Catholic majority has steadily declined over the last several decades, with a concurrent rise in Protestant worship.