Sentence examples for contemporary pattern of from inspiring English sources

By this view, the contemporary pattern of male aging is the result of antagonistic, selective forces.

To investigate the contemporary pattern of hybridization we sampled and genotyped 320 offspring from a natural mixed forest comprising four species of the European white oak complex: Quercus robur, Q. petraea, Q. pubescens, and Q. frainetto.

Considering that Tertiary relicts constitute an important floristic component in the Northern Hemisphere, we wanted to better understand the contemporary pattern of population-level variation for seed and seedling traits in a macroecological context.

Population slowdown following the end of the LGM may have occurred by an extinction of local or island populations owing to a reduction in suitable habitats and formed the contemporary pattern of geographic distribution.

While there is no contemporary pattern of geology or climatology that can provide a mechanism for this divergence, the region has experienced multiple climate shifts and continual forest change so divergence may have involved a past habitat restriction and vicariance event.

Based on this discussion, we provide a definition of globalization which best accounts for contemporary patterns of global interdependence.

Serra, I. A. et al. Genetic structure in the Mediterranean seagrass Posidonia oceanica: disentangling past vicariance events from contemporary patterns of gene flow.

Contemporary patterns of genetic variation can be incorporated into theoretical models with the goal of understanding the evolutionary processes that led to these patterns.

Multiple large observational registries and quality-improvement initiatives now are capturing data regarding adherence to practice guidelines and contemporary patterns of care for ACS.

We examined contemporary patterns of AVF use in prevalent patients to assess the potential for attaining the goal by dialysis facilities and their associated End-Stage Renal Disease Netherks in the United States.

The accessibility of the region to the movements of peoples across the Eurasian landmass has predisposed the region to absorb cultural influences from many countries and peoples, and this too is reflected in the contemporary patterns of Romanian life.