Sentence examples for evolution in samples from inspiring English sources
Coalescent simulations of haplotype diversity (H-test) show that only Hd values for Marchena and Genovesa were significantly lower than expected under neutral evolution in samples from 2004 but not in those from 1991/1993, supporting the occurrence of some severe demographic event between time points (Table 2; see Material and Methods for H-test description).
Variation in the FOXI1 gene sequence was compatible with neutral evolution in samples of Africans, East Asians and Europeans.
The availability of metagenomic sequences allows us to address the study of global patterns of prokaryotic evolution in samples from natural communities.
Figure 10a d shows texture evolution in sample 1. Significant slippage was observed at the initial stage of the shear deformation process.
These analyses compared pre- and post-therapy sequences, and the patterns of evolution observed in samples during therapy may be different than those that were prevalent in post-therapy samples.
Microstructural evolution in the samples was studied by optical and scanning electron microscopes.
The evolution of the microstructural parameters (grain and pore shape, orientation) during densification and their correlation was investigated in films and compared with the morphological evolution in bulk samples.
During freeze-thaw cycles we recorded the evolution of temperature and volumetric strain of a specimen for each stone and after the freeze-thaw cycles, the weathering evolution in stone samples was monitored by measurement of different physical and mechanical parameters (porosity, P-wave velocity, fracture toughness, compressive strength and elastic static modulus).
Both FISH and CGC are useful and complementary methods to study clonal evolution in CLL samples.
A temperature-programmed reaction of soot/catalyst mixtures under inert conditions confirms the above-mentioned findings by showing augmented CO2 evolution in milled sample compared to a conventional sample.
This research investigated the knowledge of the complex concept of evolution in a sample (n=1108) of final-year high school students of Rome.
