Sentence examples for estimates of the evolution from inspiring English sources

The maps might be taken as estimates of the evolution of the spatial distribution of gangs in El Salvador during 2010 2014.

The measure of survival is the subject of a wide-ranging debate and depends on different estimates of the evolution of variables such as profit, assets, fixed assets, value added, employment, sales or (St-Pierre et al. 2005).

In comparison, previous estimates of the evolution rate of HIV-1 pol have ranged from 1.5×10−3 to 2.6×10−3 substitutions per nucleotide site per year [31], [32], [33], [34].

Our estimates of the evolution of water retention in time suggest that at 2.5 Ga 3 13% of initial H2O could still be carried deep into the mantle.

In addition, relative rate analysis was performed on a control data set (CNE nonenhancer elements) with the aim of providing unbiased estimates of the evolution of the CNE enhancer.

To this end, dynamic models of the interconnected units are embedded in the local control system of each unit to provide it with an estimate of the evolution of its neighbors when measurements are not transmitted through the network.

Moreover, a nonlinear observer has been designed to provide the control with estimates of the temperature evolution at each time instant.

However, they are a good starting point for order-of magnitude estimates of the adaptive evolution of binding sites.

However, the small subunit of angiosperms is more conserved than large subunit based upon estimates of the rate of evolution (both estimates of ω [ 2] and estimates of the absolute rate of amino acid evolution).

Consistent with the raw number of difference estimates, the evolution rate of the 18S rDNA relative to the proteome is much lower in unicellular species (analysis of covariance unicellulars versus multicellulars p = 0.048) (Figure 2).

At each step in the iteration, the estimate of the time evolution of the coefficients is linear.