Sentence examples for evolution of the amounts from inspiring English sources
Thereby the time evolution of the amounts of M and YT are reported.
Consider a biochemical reaction network involving the two molecular species X and Y. Mathematically, the temporal evolution of the amounts of the two species is described with the ordinary differential equation (1) x ˙ = v 1 + v 2 (y ) − v 3 (x ) = k 1 + V 1 y h M 1 h + y h − u 1 x y ˙ = v 4 (x ) − v 5 (y ) = V 2 x h M 2 h + x h − u 2 y, where x and y denote the amounts of X and Y, respectively.
Table 2 shows the evolution of the total amount of cell-associated DNA from HIV.
Figure 8 shows the evolution of the amount of delivered bundles during the 10 first bus rounds for high, medium, and low sensitivities.
B : amoebal pathogenicity of Babela massiliensis, the evolution of the amount of amoeba is represented for an uninfected amoebal culture (red bars), and for an amoebal culture infected with B. massiliensis (blue bars).
The contribution of the other regions increases between 2001 and 2005, except for Eastern Europe, where a relative increase is seen instead for the period 2006 to 2011.Figure 11 displays the percentage-wise evolution of the amount of output by regions with respect to worldwide production.
This allows subsite binding energies to be used to predict the evolution of the relative amounts of different products during the digestion of arbitrary mixtures of oligomeric or polymeric substrates.
From the evolution of the relative amounts and the unit cell volumes of the α and β phases at transients, we show that for surface-treated and activated materials, the main rate limitation is the kinetics of the α⇔β phase transformation, i.e. the mobility of the phase interface and not the diffusion coefficient of the hydrogen in the phases (here deuterium, for neutron diffraction reasons).
