Sentence examples for evolution in this study from inspiring English sources

However, the groundwater evolution in this study is mainly the result of weathering of carbonate minerals and cation exchange within the aquifer materials, confirming the shallow porous groundwater hydrochemistry characteristics.

A mechanism of consistent soil accumulation via the retention of atmospheric deposition and occasional interruption of subsurface collapsing due to erosion processes was proposed to explain the development of soil profiles and different landscape features as well as the role of BSCs in soil evolution in this study area.

These previous studies each focus on specific aspects of protein domain evolution; in this study, we take a more global view, setting the stage for an investigation of the entire evolutionary history of protein domains throughout the tree of life.

Investigation of the T2R gene repertoires in vertebrates has revealed extensive birth-and-death evolution in this study.

The evolution in this study village from home-based operations towards centralized and larger-scale operations outside the village has not proved sufficient to eliminate the problems.

As male reproductive system is often the target of natural and/or sexual selection during evolution, in this study, we aim to dissect the pattern of molecular evolution of RHOXF2 in primates and its potential functional consequence.

(Top) The 142Nd/144Nd evolution considered in this study.

An important feature of gene-family evolution highlighted in this study is that, in Drosophila, gene turnover and/or gene conversion are primarily concentrated in a few tandem arrays of CPR genes.

The mode of molecular evolution proposed in this study would be difficult to find using existing methods that detect strong selection for particular substitutions.

Although the purpose of this study was to elucidate teachers' perceptions of evolution in relation to their Islamic beliefs and classroom practice, the presence of misconceptions and knowledge gaps about evolution in the study population is worth articulating.

Although the breach evolution process observed in this study and the hydromechanical behaviour of the dams were constrained by space and time scales adapted in the flume experiments, the results provide valuable insights into the factors controlling the potential for seepage and piping failure of landslide dams.