Sentence examples for evolution in the case from inspiring English sources

The enhanced oxygen evolution in the case of Co doped electrocatalysts can be attributed to a chemical recombination of surface confined oxo-species.

The damage evolution in the case of interface delamination in the thick coating systems was faster than that for transverse cracking in the thin coatings because of the difference in the degree of damage localization.

Chloride and bromide aqueous solutions lead to the formation of Cl2 and Br2 respectively upon oxidation of the corresponding salt, thus limiting the useful electrochemical window of the MnO2 electrode and producing gas evolution (in the case of chloride salts) detrimental to the cycling ability of an hybrid device.

What may be needed is the improvement of our skills in distinguishing common ancestry from convergent or parallel evolution in the case of compositionally biased proteins.

All modern bird species lack teeth and swallow food without mastication (Meredith et al. 2014), and hence, this feeding behavior should not account for the Tas2r evolution in the case of bird species.

It should be stressed that, while the original observations pointed to a shifting mode of genome evolution in the case of the compositional transition between cold- and warm-blooded vertebrates, which is now confirmed on a sequence basis, the present results indicate the existence of a shifting mode even within cold- (e.g., fishes) and warm-blooded vertebrates (e.g., marsupials vs. eutherians).

You become aware of watching an evolution, in this case the evolution of a position.

In summary, these results demonstrate that simultaneous migration of coevolving hosts and parasites can differentially affect their evolution, in this case benefiting the less evolveable (have a lower evolutionary potential) parasites more than hosts.

It is coming to be a widely accepted view that human social behaviour seems to have a biological basis and to reflect the operation of evolution as in the case of patterns of emotional expression and other nonverbal communication, the structure of language, and aspects of group behaviour.

Although these authors used different journal databases, the results also present a parallel evolution pattern in the case of the Hung and Zhang (2012) study and a more modest but still evolutional pattern in terms of number of publications in the time period reported in the Chee et al. (2017) literature review.

It has been well established that the enzyme fidelity of viral polymerases is a main determinant for viral genetic hyper-mutability and evolution; and in the case of HIV-1, the highly error-prone HIV-1 RT is considered as a key contributor for viral genomic hypervariability [5], [40].