Sentence examples for evolution derived from from inspiring English sources
Hezroni, H. et al. Principles of long noncoding RNA evolution derived from direct comparison of transcriptomes in 17 species.
The two fundamental laws of earth evolution derived from the formation of peneplains and deposition of sediments on sea and ocean bottoms.
The scanning electron micrographs (SEM) images present a distinct morphology evolution derived from the in situ decomposition of LSCF.
The bed evolution derived from simulations shows a good agreement with the survey both in the locations and in the intensity of erosive and depositional areas.
By focusing on the controls on processes, this concept circumvents scaling problems in interpreting long-term landscape evolution derived from short-term processes.
The shaded area denotes the evolution derived from Eq. (3) and FX ∝ t−1.74±034 (Ayres, 1997) by Wood etal.
Importantly, the structural properties that predicted the compounds' representation across bird species (and thus their presumed importance in avian evolution) derive from the compound's topology on the ancient carotenoid network (Additional file 2: Figure S2, an abscissa in Fig. 7).
The branch lengths for the tree used for simulated evolution was derived from the same underlying data to ensure that the total evolution was comparable between the actual data and the simulated data.
Multiple sets of contours deform according to a coupled set of curve evolution equations derived from a single global cost functional.
The cell center value is updated via an evolution equation derived from a constraint condition of finite volume form, which ensures the rigorous numerical conservativeness.
Analytically, a general constitutive model for the relationship between the stress on the damaged fiber bundle, the strain in the unbroken fibers, and the extent of damage, is combined with a time-dependent damage evolution equation derived from the slow-crack-growth kinetics to yield an integral equation for the strain vs time at fixed applied load.
