Sentence examples for elements in the evolution from inspiring English sources

The study helped in understanding the role of tectonic elements in the evolution of the basin.

This broader discussion, not exclusively focused on Chile, allows a better understanding of both the common elements in the evolution of income inequality between Chile and the region and the particularities of the Chilean case.

The three dimensional chemical reconstruction of the microstructure may provide insight into the role of the various alloying elements in the evolution of the microstructure at the nano-scale.

To explore the potential roles of repetitive elements in the evolution from constitutive splicing to alternative splicing, we have performed a wide analysis on SINEs, LINEs, LTRs, DNAs, LCRs and simple repeats (Table 8).

Taken together, these data emphasize the important role of horizontal gene transfer and mobile genetic elements in the evolution and genetic diversification among pathogenic Yersinia.

These suggest a role of active transposable elements in the evolution of the mammalian Y-chromosome in species such as Rattus norvegicus.

He noted that jaw changes were a crucial element in the evolution of lizards, rabbits and mice, among others, making them prime candidates for evolution via BMP4.

The blue receptor is the quintessential element in the evolution of color vision, a wonderful new way to see things.

The Happy Days Festival – now in its fourth year – is a key element in the evolution of Enniskillen and the surrounding area as a focus for literature.

To the late Isaac Deutscher, the author of biographies of Trotsky and Stalin who, like Carr, broadly accepts Trotsky's version of Stalin as a somewhat mediocre personage Stalin represents a lamentably deviant element in the evolution of Marxism.

It is an "essential element in the evolution" of The Silmarillion, said the publisher, and the forthcoming book is the author's son Christopher Tolkien's attempt "to extract the story of Beren and Lúthien from the comprehensive work in which it was embedded".