Sentence examples for evolution monitoring from inspiring English sources
We must adapt resourcefully to industrialism as a necessary stage of social evolution, monitoring the process with a cunning eye for its life-saving potentialities.
The use of the Carbon Dioxide Evolution Monitoring System was also validated for measuring microbial activity in desiccated and saturated bentonite.
The literature is reviewed the particular attention to the detection, recording and monitoring of fracture evolution, monitoring of collision healing and creep in rock and other material using acoustic emission.
Evolution monitoring is also controlled by the rate of evolution/change in a landslide.
Fig. 5 Experiment of floodplain evolution monitoring using the 4D SfM method.
DIC was used for in-situ damage evolution monitoring as shown in the test setup (Fig. 7).
Third, the loss of stiffness of the slabs was presented before and after the fatigue tests, and its evolution monitored throughout them.
Morphological evolution monitored over a period of cavitation erosion test revealed that brittle fracture mode prevailed, with material being chipped away from weak triple-junctions and grain boundaries.
Such an absence of influence had already been highlighted for the maximal gross O2 evolution in a previous study, in which the sum between the net O2 evolution monitored under 600 μmolphotons.m−2.s−1 and the dark respiration measured before illumination was shown to be similar in low and high CO2-grown C. reinhardtii cells [ 46].
Recent technological and bioinformatical improvements have continued to expand these insights, and have also offered key applications such as the ability to model and predict pathogen evolution, monitor the effective population size of threatened species, and help understand what constitutes a healthy microbiome.
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