Sentence examples for chronology of changes from inspiring English sources
Some repeated elements in the genome, the scientists noted, hold hints as to the chronology of changes in the platypus.
To determine the chronology of changes a number of parallel datings of the loess-paleosol sequence were conducted: TL (Gdańsk, Kyiv, Lublin), OSL (Gliwce).
"My whole life has been a chronology of changes," Malcolm told Haley one night, and, in a few months, he would transform himself yet again, becoming El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, a Sunni Muslim.
Below, I outline the chronology of changes in social organization, traditional practices, and resource use in Bombas, showing that economic and political incentives have greatly influenced community dynamics and subsistence activities.
Our goal was to obtain deep proteome coverage that would document global gene expression in the human myeloid cell lineage and to combine this with an unbiased, quantitative chronology of changes in gene expression across the mitotic cell cycle, with minimal perturbation to cellular physiology.
Prospectively collected demographic and phenotypic information included race, sex, family history, exposure to environmental risk factors (including alcohol and smoking history), natural history of the disease (chronology of change in symptoms and status), and physician assessment of etiology.
Using manipulation of programmed cardiac pacemaker parameters, we were able to deliver an acute step change in heart rate, making determination of the chronology of the changes easier.
Absolute dating of these remains does, however, provide a chronology of floral changes throughout the Holocene.
The Earth's magnetic field periodically reverses itself, and the chronology of those changes is well documented going back millions of years.
This work contributes to the reconstruction of river paleodynamics by investigating the nature and chronology of geomorphological changes in upper river basins.
Objective: To characterize the chronology of hemodynamic changes in in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycles and its relationship with circulating ovarian steroids, cytokines, and their mediator nitric oxide.
