Sentence examples for aspects in three from inspiring English sources

This book, on the other hand, deals with not only all the major branches of evolutionary genetics (i.e., population, quantitative, molecular genetics, and evolution) but also presents almost all the classic and recent work done on these aspects in three diverse groups of organisms microbes, animals, and plants.

The CRIS's scales measure these aspects in three dimensions.

To elucidate, we have clustered the key aspects in three overarching themes: teacher, student and organisation.

We compare four techniques of different granularities (terms and aspects) in two recommendation scenarios (rating prediction and item recommendation) and elect the most promising technique.

Unbearable aspects in five domains and overall unbearable suffering were quantitatively assessed (5-point scale) through patient interviews every two months with a comprehensive instrument.

We now discuss these aspects in two places in the revised manuscript, at the end of the Results and in the Discussion.

However, the environment may adversely affect the design aspects in two aspects: a) There may be severe limitations to animal productivity by a combination of climate, nutrition, health, and management practices.

In addition, at the cystoplasty location, a plane surface appeared in three animals from the CG and in all the animals from the TG; of smooth aspect in two animals from the CG and in three animals from the TG; and of irregular aspect in three dogs from the GC (two of them presenting a depression area in association) and in two animals from the TG.

This essay centers on the moral and socio-political dimensions of the European colonial experience as represented in its historical aspect in two so-called "heritage" films, Claire Denis Chocolatt (France, 1988) and Caroline Link's Nowhere in Africa Germanyy, 2002).

The present study addresses this aspect in two large populations allowing exploration of associations of combinations of birth weights and childhood BMI with risk of CHD in adults.

Our objective was to compare primary care clinicians' perceptions of clinical integration and three sub-aspects in two healthcare systems: Kaiser Permanente, Northern California (KPNC) and the Danish healthcare system (DHS).