Sentence examples for and the subsequent evolution from inspiring English sources

World War II and the subsequent evolution of weapons of mass destruction made the task of understanding the nature of war even more urgent.

The circumstances and participants at the beginning are evoked as well as some of the activities and the subsequent evolution.

We can now document the origin of the odd-toed perissodactyls, their early evolution when horses, brontotheres, rhinoceroses, and tapirs can barely be distinguished, and the subsequent evolution and radiation of these groups into distinctive lineages with many different species and interesting evolutionary transformations through time.

Evidence about the morphology of the system during phase inversion and the subsequent evolution of the particle morphology was obtained by transmission electron microscopy in reactions in which the type and concentration of initiator, agitation speed and polybutadiene content were varied.

Instead, insect herbivores are supposed to have evolved against a background of pre-existing plant diversity through host shifts and the subsequent evolution of host races (so-called sequential evolution) [8] [10].

Then, phylogenetic analyses allow inferring the origin and the subsequent evolution of each component.

Taking these population differences, known as "substructuring", into account for early humans living in Africa, Manica and his colleague Anders Eriksson worked out that modern humans and Neanderthals must have shared a common ancestor some 500,000 years ago and that the subsequent evolution of this species was enough to account for the DNA crossover.

From the stage of the SAR and Opisthokonta the subsequent evolution of the branches is determined by many and specific gene loss events.

As the adsorption process is triggered by bringing the adsorbate and adsorbent directly into contact within the NMR rotor, while at the same time recording the solid-state NMR data, the technique allows the very earliest stages of the adsorption process to be observed and allows the subsequent evolution of the adsorption process to be monitored as a function of time.

In conclusion, a horizontal gene transfer from a bacterial ancestor underlies the exploitation of cyanogenic host plants in some arthropod lineages and made the subsequent evolution of a convergent pathway for synthesis of cyanogenic glucosides possible, as shown in burnet moths (Jensen et al., 2011).

We also explore the possibility of trapping in other resonances, and the subsequent evolutions.