Sentence examples for carry out evolution from inspiring English sources

In addition, the curriculum provides a framework for working with students to design and carry out evolution experiments.

UM carried out evolution time analysis and the codivergence analysis between virus and host, and edited the manuscript.

Four years ago, Dr Thompson performed a seminal "proof of principle" experiment which described the evolution in hardware of a simple analogue circuit that could discriminate between two different audio tones.The type of chip that Dr Thompson selected to carry out the evolution was a field-programmable gate array (FPGA).

CCC participated in the conception, acquisition, analysis and interpretation of all data; carried out the oxygen evolution measurements; and participated in the drafting of the whole manuscript.

This paper presents the development of a fatigue damage model able to carry out simulation of evolution of delamination in the laminated composite structures under cyclic loadings.

Pan et al. used the fluid model to carry out numerically the evolution features of the atmospheric-pressure CF4 plasma in a dielectric barrier discharge [8].

Avida-ED is particularly well suited for dynamic, visual representations of evolutionary and scientific processes, providing an easy way for students to carry out experiments in evolution, without the need for laboratory space to do so (Speth et al. 2009).

Temperature- and pressure-jump experiments, respectively, abbreviated as T-jump (from 20 to 75 °C; T-jump) and P-jump (from 0.1 to 315 MPa) were carried out and the time evolution of gel structure was monitored by DLS and SANS as a function of time.

We carried out analyses on the evolution and function of minimal introns (50 150 bp) in human and mouse genomes.

A series of experimental tests aimed at determination of heat treatment schedules kinetics curves and the temperature and moisture profiles and there time evolution were carried out.

We carried out simulations of (1) dynamical evolution of magnetic fields in differentially rotating disks and (2) amplification of magnetic fields through the rotation and motions of individual galaxies in clusters of galaxies.