Sentence examples for evolution of the former from inspiring English sources

We now analyze the evolution of the former measures as more and more layers are merged (independently of whether they do correspond to major or low-cost companies), until the complete aggregate ATN, comprising all the available layers, is reached (see the Methods section for the details on the layer merging procedure).

It is noteworthy that, in the MelC2/MelD2 phylogenetic tree, the evolutionary distances of the MelD2s are significantly longer than those of the MelC2s, indicating divergent evolution of the former away from the latter (see also below).

The rate of alternative-exon and site loss in mouse is slightly higher than in dog, consistent with faster evolution of the former.

Poplars have three more HD-Zip III sequences than Arabidopsis, which is consistent with the inferred genome evolution of the former [ 26].

The latter is the main drive of evolution, while the former is almost equally important.

After experimenting with action gameplay in P.N.03, Mikami was able to apply his experience to Vanquish, which serves as an evolution and refinement of the former's gameplay.

Congruent with our data, Funk and Omland [34] has also found that the clustering of C. macrocephalus and C. batrachus in one lineage and C. gariepinus in another lineage resulted from their geographical separation during early stages of their evolution; with the former two species being native Asian catfish and the latter of African origin.

"It's the evolution of the game," said the former point guard Greg Anthony, who is now a YES analyst for Nets games.

This weakening is enforced at later stages of the evolution and the former point-like plumes start to merge (hence reducing their total number) and deform to more elongated, sheet-like structures at time t E2.

The sedimentary successions exposed in northeast Calabria document the Jurassic Early Cretaceous tectonic sedimentary evolution of a former segment of the European Iberian continental margin.

Besides these scientific topics, however, a large proportion of entries concern the social and cultural impact of ideas about evolution and the impact of the former on the development and dissemination of evolutionary biology.