Sentence examples for characteristics of the evolution from inspiring English sources
Three types of Normalized Mutual Information are designed to measure characteristics of the evolution of the communities.
The upper Cretaceous lacustrine, braided river-dominated alluvial fan and aeolian systems display characteristics of the evolution from high-to low-accommodation systems tracts (Sequences 2A and 2B).
A previously conducted experiment incorporating three standards is further investigated for this purpose, outlining the characteristics of the evolution in standards and its effects.
The characteristics of the evolution of H2O were obtained for the Li+, Na+, and K+ salts of NTO at a heating rate of about 800°C/s.
The evolution of the stress during the air arc cutting is described, and the numerical results indicate that the characteristics of the evolution of stresses and the residual stresses distribution in the plate in air arc cutting process seem to be similar to the ones of the butt welding for flat plates.
As well, the individual EEG characteristics of the evolution of this transition mimicked components of REM/nREM transitions through lighter and deeper slow wave stages in natural sleep.
In order to elucidate the impact of these unusual characteristics on the evolution of the F element and its genes, we performed a comparative analysis of the F elements and euchromatic regions near the base of the D elements (coordinates listed in Table S1).
We captured an important characteristic of the evolution of our six-dimensional brain network: all subject trajectories are almost embedded in a two-dimensional plane.
It is thought that this high-level sequence variability, accompanied by conservation of many yeast-type physiological and morphological traits, is due to stochastic genetic drift, characteristic of the evolution of unicellular Saccharomycotina species [ 85, 92].
Most likely, this scenario of emergence and proliferation of the genome-specific variants of retroelements, mainly in the diploid species, is characteristic of the evolution of all three genomes of hexaploid wheat.
Most likely, this scenario of emergence and proliferation of the genome-specific variants of retroelements in the diploid species is characteristic of the evolution of all three genomes in hexaploid wheat.
