The mass loss between 800 and 900 °C can be ascribed to SO3 evolution as a result of the decomposition of (Zn, Al) sulfate formed by decomposition of DS anions during the second mass loss stage [38].
Although hp0519's biological role is not known, the divergence seen in Shimaa strains is reminiscent of that seen previously in Japanese strains (Fig. 3), which had been ascribed to adaptive evolution in the once-isolated Japanese island population [36].
The overlapped anodic current densities during transpassive region in fcc and hcp samples are mainly ascribed to the oxygen evolution, which dominantly contributed to the high anodic currents in both samples.
This PC can be ascribed to natural hydrogeochemical evolution of groundwater by groundwater geological medium interactions and hence a geogenic factor.
Different extrinsic and intrinsic viral factors could variously be ascribed to continuous viral evolution leading to novel virulence and survival properties of CHIKV, such as i) changes in demography and human behaviour, and ii) sequence variation.
Such a convergent pattern is ascribed to a concerted evolution rather than recent gene duplication.
Fourth, due to the design of this study, we cannot determine if changes in perfusion variables over time can be ascribed to the natural evolution of disease or to the effects of some specific treatment.
The excellent electrocatalytic activity of the 3-h Pd/MWCNTs catalyst toward EOR is mainly ascribed to its easier hydrogen evolution, lower electrode potential and the existence of PdO as compared to other catalysts prepared.
Furthermore, similar studies on molecular evolution have shown high similarity of leptin genes in such diverse species as mouse, rat, chicken and turkey, which was ascribed to convergent or parallel evolution [ 44].
Taken together, these data indicate that a significant proportion (around 24%) of duplicate gene expression evolution, ascribed to allopolyploid cotton, could have been generated immediately during allopolyploid formation by genetic and epigenetic factors associated with interspecific genomic merger [ 4, 5, 33].
