Sentence examples for due to evolution in from inspiring English sources
Due to evolution in wireless applications, the high performance dual band handsets were blooming in the market.
Due to evolution in wireless technologies, dosimetric evaluation of handheld device is highly desirable for safety environment [9].
These disagreements may be simply due to evolution in the field, but may also be due to a lack of knowledge of the science of improvement.
Subsequently, perhaps due to evolution in the regulation of key network genes [ 5, 15], the network was redeployed in novel wings, surfaces, and wing sectors [ 13, 14], but the details of these redeployments have not yet been described.
Due to evolutions in the dairy market in which dairies have become more and more centralized, milk is now stored longer at refrigerated temperatures (Gaafar and Ali 1995).
The implementation of these biofuel policies has been limited due to evolutions in both petroleum prices and the international debate on biofuels.
Given the close relatedness between EDM1c and EDM123C, as witnessed by both sequence similarity and gene content, there can be little doubt that these isolates are clonally related, and genomic differences are probably due to evolution taking place in the gut.
OsCBSCBS5 protein was found to be closer to the OsCBSCBS4 protein showing an increase in the copy number of the protein in Oryza due to evolution which might be caused in order to adapt for specific function.
However, similarity between haplotypes of N1 and Chinese CHB-18577 might be attributable either to common origin of these haplotypes further back in human history or to spontaneous re-creation of haplotype L1-1 in Africa and China due to evolution convergence.
In humans, due to evolution of language, gossip is possible through which one can gain information about the behaviour of a sexual partner in one's absence.
In addition to acquiring distinct modes of regulation, it is likely that the divergence of the biological functions of this kinase family is, in part, due to evolution of their primary specificities.
