Sentence examples for a hierarchy of processes from inspiring English sources

A hierarchy of processes operating at different spatial and temporal scales form landscape pattern, and changes to the patterns can have impacts on habitats and forest dwelling species.

"Life is in fact a hierarchy of processes (e.g., metabolic, developmental, ecological, evolutionary) and...any abstraction of an ontology of fixed entities must do some violence to this dynamic reality" (p. 188f), which displays more the form of a net than single lineages within a 'tree of life.' 8.

These examples readily indicate that the literature is replete with functional architectures with a hierarchy of processes operating on different time scales.

Constructing a hierarchy of processes modeling the entire sequence we evaluate the functional architecture with regard to its mathematical form rather than from the specific instantiation of the composite processes.

Recent genomic studies have revealed that chromosomal structures are formed by a hierarchy of organizing processes ranging from gene associations, including interactions among enhancers and promoters, to topologically associating domain formations.

Eldredge's (1995) view emphasizes a hierarchy of selection processes emerging from the (co evolution of the genealogical and ecological hierarchies.

However, additional research is needed, particularly at larger spatial scales to address regional effects (Hopkinson et al. 2008; Heffernan et al. 2014) and at long temporal scales to address non-linear system dynamics due to propagating events within a hierarchy of ecological processes (Peters et al. 2007).

The results suggest that Id4 acts directly as a tumor suppressor by influencing a hierarchy of cellular processes at multiple levels that leads to a decreased cell proliferation and change in morphology that is possibly mediated through induction of previously silenced tumor suppressors.

Antibiotic resistance is not just the result of antibiotic-driven selection but more properly the consequence of a complex hierarchy of processes shaping the ecology and evolution of the distinct subcellular, cellular and supra-cellular vehicles involved in the dissemination of resistance genes.

We have a hierarchy of two Moran processes.

A hierarchy of pattern and process.