Sentence examples for considerations of the evolution from inspiring English sources

This work by Mulkidjanian et al. builds on their previous considerations of the evolution of the F-type and V-type ATPases [ 37].

For example, one prediction arising from considerations of the evolution of P4 medicine suggests that, in 10 years or so, each patient will be surrounded by a virtual cloud of billions of data points; we will need information technology to reduce this staggering data dimensionality to simple hypotheses about health and disease for each individual patient [ 57].

The arguments detailed above establish clearly for the first time that the unimembranous state is derived, whereas the bimembranous state of negibacteria is the ancestral state for all life, as first suggested by Blobel [ 57] from considerations of the evolution of cotranslational protein targeting to membranes.

This lack of significant resolution does not affect considerations on the evolution of social parasitism and fungiculture, though, because the ancestral state of Lasius was absence of both traits (Table 5), and because also Cautolasius displays neither trait.

This paper aims to formulate epidemiological considerations on the evolution of HIV infection in Constanța.

Throughout the following article two concerns predominate: a survey of the chief symphonic works and composers and consideration of the evolution of symphonic thought.

The theory also confirmed a prediction of Hoyle's that there must be an excited state of the carbon twelve isotope - at the energy he had predicted from a consideration of the evolution of red giant stars.

Stress calculations are made with due consideration of the evolution of mechanical properties of concrete as a function of the equivalent age, as well as relevant phenomena like creep, concrete cracking and influence of reinforcement.

Although detailed consideration of the evolution of gall forms (beyond their defensive implications) is outside of the scope of the current work, we note that the gall morphologies described by Blackman and Eastop [ 17] correspond well with the groups borne out in our molecular phylogeny.

Because both the PU state and channel gain have a time-variant characteristic, the DSM we designed gives full consideration to the evolution of these two states and could be represented as follows: S x n = Γ S x n − 1 (1) h n = Φ h n − 1 (2) y n = Ψ h n, x n, v n (3).

In view of these considerations, modelling the evolution of resistance became a keystone approach in agricultural and medical research with the aim of identifying the best strategies to avoid or at least delay the development of resistance [3].