Sentence examples for evolution of a certain from inspiring English sources

In applications, difference equations usually describe the evolution of a certain phenomenon over the course of time.

Wild cards refer to sudden and unique incidents that can constitute turning points in the evolution of a certain trend.

This, inter alia, will allow them to better present their own achievements, as well as to better understand the state and the evolution of a certain research field.

On the other hand, this is a common problem when FADN data are used, and despite this, a wide collection of literature has been produced on frontier analysis using this sort of data, explicitly or implicitly assuming that the evolution of the FADN sample is aligned with the evolution of a certain sector in each country (Madau 2011, 2015; Oude Lansink et al. 2002).

These genes report the death phase of the evolution of a certain gene, leaving only an inactive remnant: the pseudogene.

Strain genotyping may contribute to a better understanding of BTB transmission and could lead to identification of outbreaks and tracking dissemination of particular strains, to explore relations between domestic and wild BTB, to improve bovine TB control strategies, or even to reconstruct the evolution of a certain group of bacteria [ 3, 5, 11, 12].

These results demonstrate that despite the overall stochasticity, even molecular evolution has a certain degree of repeatability and predictability under the pressures of natural selection.

The social context introduces many limitations (ethical, operational, functional) and often does not strictly require full structural controllability, rather the ability to nudge the network evolution towards a certain basin of results improving the welfare.

These data point to a unique convergent evolution within a certain domain of two paralogous genes.

That evolution takes a certain critical mass of sensors in the network and software that can begin to make better use of the data the sensors are collecting.

Darwin's theory "has the gaping gap that it can make no quantitative predictions as far as the number of generations needed for the evolution of a behavior of a certain complexity," he writes.