Sentence examples for evolution can be attributed from inspiring English sources
Much of this evolution can be attributed to a better understanding of the molecular complexity of breast cancer.
The change in the order of stabilization efficiency, in terms of reduction in the rate of carbonyl group evolution, can be attributed to the consumption of stabilizers.
Using our phylogenetic method for studying punctuated evolution, it is also possible to calculate how much of the total amount of evolution can be attributed to the bursts associated with speciation events.
In general, below the 700 °C of AT, the evolution of the Au nanostructures was divided into three distinct regimes based on their configuration: the vermiform Au piles; irregular Au nano-mounds; and Au islands, and the evolution can be attributed to the enhanced surface diffusion due to the increased AT.
The discrepancies in the rates of molecular evolution can be attributed to lineage specific effects or to the molecular marker employed [ 1, 10- 12].
There is some evidence to suggest that selection preventing structural aberration can be strong (Chiti and Dobson 2006; Geiler-Samerotte et al. 2011), but further work is clearly needed to show that much or perhaps most of the variation in the rate of protein evolution can be attributed to selection, minimizing the danger of protein misfolding and toxicity.
The increasing of genome size is much faster than that of gene number during evolution, which can be attributed to two reasons.
Adamopoulou et al. (2016b) show also that in Italy a non-negligible share of the evolution of wages can be attributed to changes in the composition of firms.
Combining analysis of fracture surfaces and microstructure evolution, the better properties can be attributed to the alignment distribution of TiBw along the extrusion direction and the matrix strengthening effects including refinement of grain, the substructure and texture strengthening.
They point out that the difference in the evolution of particle flux can be attributed to the physical conditions in the magnetosphere that differ significantly under the two types of HSSs. Figure 20 Energetic electron flux (1.1 to 1.5 MeV) at geosynchronous orbit for 93 strong HSSs (left) and 22 weak HSSs (right) presented from 5 days before to 5 days after zero epoch.
