Sentence examples for emergence success from inspiring English sources

The DNA repair mechanisms appear to condition the emergence success of class II TEs.

The conditions under which social protest occurs and the emergence, success, and viability of contemporary social movements.

The students collected data on emergence success, time to adult emergence, elytra length and sex.

For example, survival, or adult emergence success rates, can readily be tabulated as adults produce an emergence hole in the bean that is easily visible.

In the present study, we found for example lower emergence success, potentially due to increased aphid defenses.

Per capita population growth rate, r, includes the number of eggs, juvenile survival and adult emergence success in the next generation.

No, we don't go to war to impose democracy (we went to war in Iraq over weapons of mass destruction), but neither should we be indifferent to the emergence and success of democratic governments that secure essential civil liberties.

The world can always do more to celebrate the emergence and success of female business leaders.

Further, there was the emergence and success of phenomenological thermodynamics, which made it possible to deal with a range of thermal and chemical phenomena without resort to an underlying structure of matter.

This association between TFs and TEs suggests that transposition events could have played a central role in the emergence and success of combinatorial gene regulation in complex eukaryotes.

This region merits further detailed bacterial genetics analysis to uncover its true importance to the emergence and success of the H30Rx clade.