Sentence examples for evolution of a regional from inspiring English sources
The resulting sudden and widespread drop in gene expression level in the latter case may have triggered the evolution of a regional, systematic upregulation in stratum II.
Intervention effectiveness was determined via a population state-transition model (PopMod) that simulates the evolution of a sub-regional population accounting for births, deaths and disease epidemiology.
While our work focuses on studying the popularity of recipes in different regions, previous work on the culinary evolution relied on a regional categorization schema of recipes to define what is typical for a region.
Additional file 2: Movie of the experiment "lidC5" showing the temporal evolution of the regional model for (a) topography, (b) viscosity, the second invariant of (c) the stress and (d) the strain-rate tensor, (e) horizontal velocity and (f) the dominating deformation mechanism.
Therefore, we conclude that the NTP uplift and the related formation of the major deserts played a controlling role in the evolution of regional climatic conditions in a broad region in inland Asia since the Miocene.
There has been great progress in the evolution of the regional CA FETP into a coalition of national FETPs, but important challenges remain.
Thus, while a metapopulation approach yields important insights for understanding the evolution of resistance at a regional scale, a focus on local populations is useful to evaluate conditions influencing the evolution of resistance to Bt crops.
The other is an econometric model capable of statistically predicting the evolution of the regional crops map, the crop yields and the associated prices, thus allowing for the determination of the regional gross product of crops.
The integrated study on the evolution of the regional social-ecological system (RSES) is one of many complex and classical research topics.
I: The Phylogeny of OystersII: The Evolution of OystersIII: Regional and Global EcologyIV: Ecology at the Local ScaleV: FeedingVI: Metabolic ExpenditureVII: GrowthVIII: Growth ModelsIX: ReproductionX: Oysters and the Ecosystem.
