Sentence examples for age-related evolution from inspiring English sources

(d) Calculate the expected evolution of the biomass available for wood supply in the compliance period (CP, i.e. when accounting will occur), BAWSCP, by applying the same management practices of the RP (e.g., clearcut between 60 and 100 years) to the expected age-related evolution of forest characteristics (e.g., biomass, increment).

Age-related evolution of cytokine secretion by Fp and Fr was characterized by distinct profiles.

Although there is no clear consensus about the age-related evolution of WMH, recently accumulated data suggested that elderly individuals with punctuate abnormalities have a low tendency for progression compared to those with early confluent changes (see [ 38]).

We demonstrate that the evolutionary concept of dynamic fitness values for genetic changes which is extensively modulated and defined by tissue microenvironment is necessary to explain the age-related rates of somatic evolution.

The use of homologous protein families has allowed us to compare the same proteins in different organisms, and thus focus on lineage and age-related features on LCR evolution because we are able to control for the differences among genes, which affected previous comparisons [ 4, 13].

Here we demonstrate that most, if not all, species have such an adaptive and parallel evolution of age-related phenotypes.

Senemorphism can be seen in social species, which are easily recognized by their adaptive and parallel evolution of age-related phenotypes.

Thus, the circadian clock pathway may represent a conserved 'genetic toolkit' that has facilitated the parallel evolution of age-related polyethism and task allocation in social insects.

In order to test the age-dependent malignancy of transformed hematopoietic progenitor cells in vivo in the least biased manner possible, and to exclude any potential non cell-autonomous, age-related, effect on the disease evolution, bone marrow cells were purified from CombitTA-BCR-ABLp190 sacriniced mice in which BCR-ABL expression had been kept repressed all life.

Since the amount of food intake alters the metabolism, physiology and the aging process itself, generating different phenotypes, it is crucial for biological studies mainly associated with evolution, aging and age-related diseases to take food into account.

An age-related change in global/local processing was proposed to be mediated by evolution of the visuospatial strategy employed by children [ 4, 9, 10].