Sentence examples for evolution at a rate from inspiring English sources

When immersed in a solution containing HF, H2O2 and latex, carbon steel rapidly dissolves without gas evolution at a rate limited by the diffusion of reactants or products of dissolution.

(3) We also find that the genes involved in perception of smell evolve rapidly in all mammals as well as in humans suggesting that their evolution at a rate higher than the neutral rate is not specific to humans.

That is, when ρ c i is high it indicates that, apparently, domain additions and deletions involving domains of category c are fixed in evolution at a higher rate in the evolutionary lineages of pair i.

There are two predictions of the synonymous usage of stop codons: stop codon evolution should occur at a rate equivalent to that of synonymous evolution and stop codon frequency should mirror that of synonymous codons, such that AT-rich genomes should show a higher frequency of TAA.

Determine the effects of transmission errors by analyzing the frame-by-frame PSNR evolution at a given bit rate, to determine the effects of such transmission errors for both coding architectures.

In other words, evolution happens at a faster rate in Kenya than, say, in Kansas.

Second, we sought evidence that single-gene families were undergoing birth-and-death evolution, albeit at a slower rate, as opposed to being static.

The rate of evolution at a site at one moment in time depends on the underlying mutation rate and the overlying selective constraints.

The Harriet and Robert Heilbrunn Cosmic Pathway, a curved ramp that winds around the exterior of the planetarium, leads from the Big Bang through 13 billion years of cosmic evolution, at the rate of about 3 million years per inch.

Movies of the intermittent fitness wave are available; see Figure 8. Importantly, this strong stochasticity accelerates evolution: at given rate Ub and mean effect σ b = (1 / U b ) ∫ 0 ∞ σ U d σ of beneficial mutations, our model produces a much higher mean fitness flux than the traveling-wave solution.

Indeed, the rate of evolution at a given position can change according to its interactions with other sites.