Sentence examples for evolution of common from inspiring English sources

Since the digitalization of radiology, UI for radiologists have followed the evolution of common interfaces in computer science.

Therefore, analysis of the Iw2 locus may provide important information that improves our understanding of the evolution of common wheat.

Detailed genetic and phylogeographic knowledge of the Iw2 locus in Ae. tauschii may provide important information and lead to a better understanding of the evolution of common wheat.

We considered this analysis under the belief that it might give us clues about the evolution of common cellular processes among organisms of this bacterial lineage.

Moreover, they suggest that such dimorphism is interesting – not merely something to control for – because it reflects the action of natural selection in molding the evolution of common disease phenotypes.

The aim of this study were to analyze the evolution of common orthologs in rhizobiales species, to extract the specific changes in their sequences, in relation to other evolutionary measures and to assess, theoretically, the physico-chemical impact of these changes.

A first branch had a ω of 0.86 and represented the evolution of the common ancestor of Ungulata to the common ancestor of Artiodactyla (node 30 29, Figure 2, additional file 5: ω along tree branches).

If this seems more Philip K. Dick than Darwin, Jones, even more disturbingly, cites the evolution of the common slug as a possible future role model for the evolution of men.

With the evolution of a common market and the concomitant surge in intra-regional trade comes a new source of expenses for business: the costs of transnational transactions.

Writing with well-researched authority and passion, Harvey reveals the subtle evolution of a common wealth of sheep and cattle naturally improving land by grazing it, creating fertile soil rich in humus all over Britain.

However, we did not monitor the natural evolution of human common ALL after chemotherapy.