Sentence examples for a temporal progression from inspiring English sources
The Surtsey Magma Series documents a temporal progression from more evolved to more primitive compositions.
Results confirmed that the acidification process for pyritic mine tailings is associated with a temporal progression of bacterial and archaeal phylotypes from pH sensitive Thiobacillus and Thiomonas to communities dominated by Leptospirillum and Ferroplasma.
Regression analysis at multiple sites revealed a temporal progression of change in significant relationships between mean daily electrical conductivity (EC) vs. mean daily pH, and TWR vs. mean daily pH.
New geological mapping and 40Ar 39Ar ages reveal a temporal progression of faulting along a major extensional fault (the Abert Rim fault) at the active margin of the Basin and Range Province in the western U.S. The onset of extensional deformation near Lake Abert coincided with widespread basaltic volcanism.
Reviewer comments The author indicates that Lamarck's trees are a temporal progression.
Light-microscope and autoradiographic studies have shown a temporal progression from aberrant filter- or muscle-associated cells through proliferative foci to large invasive sarcoma.
Despite being identified from the analysis of an independent group of animals under different conditions, these genes remain a single cluster but demonstrate a different temporal progression during sleep deprivation.
In addition, a defined temporal progression of DCL cell division was implemented to match the experimental data.
Generally, staging models imply that natural history of the disorder moves through a predictable temporal progression, and provision of stage-appropriate treatment can modify such course.
Similarly, Aif-KO mouse embryos had severe growth retardation contrasting with a normal temporal progression of patterning [31].
Thus, cell spreading provides an experimental system in which the normally heterogeneous cytoskeleton can be modeled by a reproducible temporal progression of functional phases, that are, at least in middle spreading, spatially homogenous.
