Sentence examples for and thus the evolution from inspiring English sources
The size-dependent increase in flow stress is a result of the early activation of multiple slip systems and thus the evolution of the microstructure during compression.
Our numerical solver allows us to obtain the time evolution of probability distribution functions, and thus, the evolution of all possible macroscopic quantities that are given by suitable moments of the probability density function.
"Monetary policy works for the most part by influencing the prices and yields of financial assets, which in turn affect economic decisions and thus the evolution of the economy," Bernanke the Magician, wrote in the American Economic Review in May 2004.
With this formulation, the evolution of allelic frequencies, and thus the evolution of alternative splicing, in (infinitely) large populations can be studied by classical equations of deterministic selection.
These differences in repeat composition could impact the local chromatin structure and thus the evolution of the resident genes.
This genome-wide comparison allows insights into structural conservations and rearrangements and thus the evolution on a chromosomal level.
This finding is valuable in predicting the alloying sequence of elements, and thus the phase evolution in multi-component alloys during mechanical alloying.
In this "natural laboratory" distinct ikaite vs. calcite spatial distribution encountered along the stream, and thus the spatiotemporal evolution of fluid solid interaction could be studied.
Therefore, by applying a series of changes in pressure dP and temperature dT as independent variables or model parameters as initial conditions, we can continuously trace the chemical compositions of minerals dXs and mineral modes dMs as dependent variables and thus the progress (evolution) of metamorphic reactions along arbitrary P T trajectories.
New flocculation phenomena were described which affect to the sticking factor, and thus to the evolution of the EPD kinetics.
This causes an effect over several generations with respect to what resources are available in the local environment and thus impacts the evolution of the local population or community.
