Sentence examples for concurrently with the evolution of from inspiring English sources
At cathodic potentials, non-oxidative acid dissolution with the formation of H2S is observed, concurrently with the evolution of hydrogen and the production of metallic nickel.
Coupled with the idea that escape and radiate creates species-rich groups is the prediction that the tempo of speciation should be quick and that the burst of speciation should occur concurrently with the evolution of a novel trait.
Additionally, the Siluro-Devonian colonization of the land by plants was possible in part because the new shielding properties of the ozone layer arose concurrently with the evolution of endogenous color pigments to protect plants from UV light not filtered by the upper atmosphere (Duff and Nickrent 1998; Shear 2000; Rozema et al. 2002).
The proposed algorithm computes concurrently both the evolution of network structure, weights, initial inputs of the context units and self-feedback coefficient of the modified Elman network.
Concurrently, the evolution of the TGO luminescence during cyclic oxidation and the development of TBC undulations, associated with large TBC TGO interface separations, were monitored.
Concurrently with the development of aripiprazole, other quinolinone derivatives showed different degrees of intrinsic activity.
Assuming that the SC1 or SC2 regions in Scenedesmus and Chlamydomonas cpDNAs are equivalent, it would be necessary to propose that the transcription direction of the rRNA operon was altered during the evolution of chlorophycean green algae concurrently with the extensive exchanges of genes that took place between the single-copy regions.
The present article proposes a novel type of frequent pattern, namely, FRequently And Concurrently muTating substructUREs (FRACTURE), that is mined from the evolution of an XML document.
More recently, WGS has been applied to investigate the evolution of drug resistance based on the hypothesis that additional mutational events may precede or occur concurrently with known resistance conferring mutations [ 4– 8].
