Sentence examples for evolution and the effects from inspiring English sources

The reactor thermal behavior with direct heat transfer between gaseous reactant and products evolution and the effects of different structural parameters were evaluated.

Besides, the effects of loading density of explosive charge on fracture evolution and the effects of the preexisting earth stress and free face on the fracturing process of rock masses are also explored in detail.

Research projects in the lab cover a diverse set of topics, including gene lineage evolution and the effects of gene duplication, the morphological diversification of floral parts such as petals and fruits, and the evolutionary and ecological significance of pollinator interactions.

Of particular interest are sudden (structural) changes, the existence of regular and irregular oscillations, the role of random factors in economic evolution, and the effects of time scales and rates of adjustment of economic variables in economic analysis.

Although little is known about the genomic evolution and the effects of retroelements in fish, these elements appear to be responsible for the karyotype dynamism that has been recently revealed in cichlids [ 23, 24, 27, 28, 30].

By reconstructing the evolution of protein families and domains over lineages that span the Metazoa which included all three major groups and multiple species within each group, for the first time we were able to quantify the relationship between protein family evolution and domain evolution, and examine the effects of domain shuffling in a lineage specific manner.

The feedback section should show the actual clinical evolution and the effect of treatment-" It is very different to imagine the patient got better with antibiotic administration, than having proof-in the feedback-that the antibiotic actually worked" (student 10).

Here, we present an extensive study of HIV evolution and the effect of HIV subtype-specific substitutions on proteasomal processing of more than 50 epitopes presented by approximately 30 HLA class I variants in two key clinically relevant HIV B and HIV C Gag regions.

The hydrogen evolution reaction and the effects of local alkalization, Cl− and the presence of surface oxide, were analyzed.

To model all possible system evolution paths and the effects they have on overall energy consumption, we developed the DREAM-MCP model.

The reaction process, the microstructural evolution and the physical effects of water displacement and evaporation could be followed.