Sentence examples for by extinction of from inspiring English sources
Important structural changes started during the transition between Early and Middle Pleistocene, marked by extinction of solitary hypercarnivores and increasing of collective hunters' importance with broad range of diet specialization and omnivorous species.
Long-term survival past the boundary was assured as a result of filling ecological niches left empty by extinction of non-avian dinosaurs.
We observed increase of p-eIF2α expression as soon as 10 h for both inhibitors demonstrating that phosphorylation of eIF2α was induced by extinction of Scd1 activity (Figure 3E).
We also showed that abrogation of de novo MUFA synthesis pathway by extinction of its rate-limiting enzyme Scd1 altered viability of cancer cells without changing the survival of non cancer cells.
We conclude that X reactivation in primordial germ cells occurs progressively, initiated by extinction of Xist RNA around the time that germ cells migrate through the hindgut to the genital ridges.
Both hypotheses assume that chloroplast capture(s) were followed by extinction of the relevant ancestors.
They found that biodiversity increases over periods of warming in the earth's climate with many new species emerging, although these are simultaneously accompanied by extinctions of existing species.
[The San Francisco Chronicle] While research shows that periods of the earth's warming are associated with an increase in biodiversity, the benefits are canceled out by extinctions of other species, researchers conclude.
The activity of POD was calculated by extinction coefficient of tetraguaiacol (26.6 mM−1cm−1) and expressed as µmol tetraguaiacol min−1mg−1protein.
The gardeners in the exchange are unified by their concern that many delicious crops are threatened by extinction because of commercial agriculture's increasing reliance on a few varieties of sturdy hybrids.
The spectral aerosol column density is commonly determined by extinction measurements of the direct sun irradiance (sun photometers) and is described by the aerosol optical depth (AOD).
