Sentence examples for eventual evolution of the from inspiring English sources

Statistics for the cases considered show that, while the onset of autoignition may be delayed by turbulence, the eventual evolution of the volumetric heat release rate indicates that turbulence enhances the post-ignition stages.

For this reason the tools will have to be designed considering the eventual evolution of the RM.

Thus, the gltA1 mutation potentiated the eventual evolution of robust citrate utilization (Cit++) by preventing the citT mutation from having deleterious effects when it first appeared.

Then came microSD and its high capacity variant, allowing users to pack up to 16 gigs of data (soon to be 32 gigabytes and, with the eventual evolution of SDXC, up to 2 terabytes) onto a card roughly the size of your thumbnail.

Not surprisingly, since retroposition is probably the most important mechanism of gene duplication and eventual evolution of novel genetic functions [ 40], of the 34 duplication events inferred 26 almost certainly were retropositional events originating duplicates that are intronless or possess only a very few introns, presumably subsequently acquired.

After they all go to synagogue at Rose's request, Ed and Henry take a walk and discuss the eventual evolution of generations and a connected spirituality.

Perhaps some of these mechanisms are more likely to persist for long time periods, or under certain ecological contexts, and thus conducive to the eventual evolution of subdioecy and dioecy (Spigler and Ashman 2012), while others are more short-lived and are lost with a reversion to total hermaphroditism (Dufay and Billard 2012).

Subsequent co-infection of a common enterobacterial host with an ancestral T4-like bacteriophage may have resulted in exchange of the fmdB gene between the two bacteriophages and eventual evolution to the present family of 39.2 genes.

Now, my interest is in the formation of the dust clouds and their eventual evolution into stars.

We study the early genomic evolution of the eventual cancer clone, quantify the extent and dynamics of subclonal variation within the cancer sample sequenced and explore changes in mutation signatures over time.

The competence system is clearly part of the regulation of genetic transformation, with the likely function of providing for gene exchange and eventual evolution.