Sentence examples for ascertained the evolution from inspiring English sources
Thin film properties, such as crystallinity, identification of deposited phases, surface morphology and chemical compositions were probed by X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive X-ray analysis, which ascertained the evolution of good quality crystalline hemispherical architecture composite oxide thin films from 1.
Guidetti and Galli [15, 37] conducted a long-term prospective study in which 100 subjects (60 females, 40 males aged 12 26 years with a mean age of 17.9 years) were examined in 1988 and then re-evaluated in 1996, in order to ascertain the evolution of migraine and TTH after an eight-year interval.
Darwin never ascertained the genetic basis of hereditary, despite his interest in and work on the subject and his awareness that evolution depends on the existence of heritable variability within a species (Charlesworth and Charlesworth 2009).
MODELTEST v 3.7 [ 32] was used to ascertain the best model of molecular evolution for each dataset, selected under Akaike Information Criterion [ 71, 72].
These latter studies employed several tests to ascertain the predominant neutrality of HIV-1 evolution.
Oikopleura and Ciona therefore provide us with a model for investigating the role of mechanisms such as co-option and divergence in notochord evolution and for ascertaining the extent of modifications that its genetic toolkit can sustain without major morphogenetic changes.
To ascertain the cause of the mutually exclusive evolution of RNase HI and RNase HIII, we focused on their enzymatic properties.
There is still, however, a need to ascertain the role of the parenchyma structure in the evolution of LTBI.
Initial experiments in de novo protein evolution began with an attempt to ascertain the frequency of ATP binding proteins in a sampling of all possible sequences in a contiguous library of 80 amino acids [1].
To ascertain the prevalence and effect of these barriers, we measured the relationship between acceptance of evolution and knowledge of evolution, religiosity, and understanding of religious doctrine on evolution in introductory non-majors biology courses.
