Sentence examples for composition and rates from inspiring English sources

Barcode sequences can be used to flag species whose mitochondrial genomes show unusual nucleotide composition and rates of amino acid change, thereby identifying lineages that merit more investigation.

Historically, field observations have yielded significant insight into the environmental and biotic controls on phytoplankton standing stock, community composition and rates of primary production.

From these data, vertical profiles of kinetic temperature, atmospheric composition, and rates of radiative cooling by NO and CO2 are derived.

Few aspects of human societies are as fundamental as the size, composition, and rate of change of their populations.

Here we aimed to elucidate the early life factors that are relevant to these processes by comparing maternal body composition and rate of weight gain during pregnancy with infant body composition and glucose and insulin concentrations.

The mutational process and relationship between the primary structure and function of a protein is considered as the major determinants of amino acid composition and rate of protein evolution [ 30].

Moreover, we observed deviant base composition and rate heterogeneity in Nudipleura which also could attribute to the basal position of this taxon and possibly artificially groups them with Acteonoidea.

Migration pathways of DNAPLs will depend almost totally on the organic release characteristics (location, volume, composition, and rate), which are often unknown, and on small-scale subsurface textural variations that cannot be described deterministically (e.g., Kueper et al. 1993).

Per-person cost estimates were converted to 2012 Euros and used to estimate annual national ADHD-related costs based on the Dutch 2011 census, ADHD prevalence rates, family composition, and employment rates.

Stability theory is used to develop an algorithm for determining observable asymptotic compositions and rate constants.

Oysters affected phytoplankton species composition and increased rates of sedimentation.