Sentence examples for evolution of the dual from inspiring English sources

For the last decade, multiple transcriptomic and proteomic studies have been valuable to identify such mosquito salivary factors (Ribeiro et al., 2010) but several fundamental questions in relation to the evolution of the dual feeding behavior 'in general' and functional role of salivary glands before and after blood meal uptake 'in specific', remains unanswered.

Let us examine evolution from the dual perspective of the poet and the scientist.

Interviews with policy stakeholders focused on policy-related questions, as well as on the evolution of dual practice in the health system.

These biochemical and biophysical observations suggest the evolution of a dual role for latherin as both a sweat and a salivary protein.

The interview guides contained questions about the evolution of dual practice in Uganda, providers' motivation to engage in dual practice, advantages and disadvantages or challenges linked to dual practice, facility-level policies and management approaches, and potential policy recommendations.

The dual evolution of the University of Huddersfield into an anchor institution in its community and a sector leader in business engagement has been recognised through the award of Entrepreneurial University of the Year 2012.

We describe the complex patterns that characterize the evolution of dual practice in Uganda, and the local management practices that emerged in response, in five government facilities.

This study unfolds the important developments in the evolution of dual mixed refrigerant (DMR) process of natural gas (NG) liquefaction followed by its optimization.

Since bioenergetics employs single-electron motion, evolution directly confronts the dual particle wave nature of matter.

Our findings suggest a molecular mechanism for the evolution of dual RNA motif recognition in Glo that may be applied to understanding the functional diversity of other RNA-binding proteins.

The results obtained show that the photochemical evolution of the aromatic moieties involves a dual mechanism: one is a photo-Fries type reaction whereas the other results in an induced oxidation of the central methylene group of MDI.