Sentence examples for and tracking the evolution from inspiring English sources

The LSM has already been shown to be a powerful method for studying deposition processes and tracking the evolution of the moving interface between deposits and electrolyte [25].

Although high-density resequencing microarray is useful for detection and tracking the evolution of viruses associated with respiratory tract infections, no report on using this technology for the detection of viruses in patients with conjunctivitis is available.

The identification of ISs on leukemic cells from GT patients and preclinical models allowed identifying the causes of IM and tracking the evolution of the malignant clone over time [ 11- 16].

I understand the desire to chart and track the evolution of religion in America.

Next, we simulate a thermal spike and track the evolution of the radiation damage and its eventual healing by application of a simulated annealing process.

The proposed model is incremental in nature and tracks the evolution of damage in a floor system loaded up to failure.

Thirdly, a conceptual P2P model was applied to simulate the P2P overland flow dynamics, calculate flow discharge, and track the evolution of hydrologically connected areas.

The two-phase damage theory with a grain-size dependent rheology was developed to explain the formation of weak plate boundaries and track the evolution of deformation (e.g., Bercovici and Ricard 2005; Landuyt et al. 2008; Bercovici 2012).

Medical scientists use samples to try and track the evolution of these bacteria and understand how they progress and transform, and that's particularly important for modern-day antibiotics, so the ancient samples that we share with microbiologists could give us a chance to better understand those bacteria and how they develop".

Second, we used the available molecular phylogenies to reconstruct and track the evolution of these clusters in the genus.

We also discuss an auroral event observed on day 140, which likely corresponds to the later evolution of a similar solar wind-induced storm, and track the evolution of the form over three HST orbits.