Sentence examples for evolution of the key from inspiring English sources
This paper then traces the evolution of the key syntactic and semantic timing constructs in HDLs starting with CDL and up to the contemporary HDLs including ADLIB SABLE, Verilog HDL, and VHDL, and critically examines them from the perspective of the basic principles of modeling timing in HDLs.
An evaluation of the evolution of the key step of the Q cycle has to consider both catalytic subunits and the type of quinone substrate.
In order to study the carbon fluxes dynamics over the degraded woodland, it appears useful to first describe the evolution of the key meteorological factors.
Phylogenetic analysis suggests that these archaeal tubulins could be the direct ancestors of eukaryotic tubulins, a conclusion that has general implications for the evolution of the key functional systems of the eukaryotic cell.
The UV measurement of the liquors was again used and provided an indication of the evolution of the key soluble lignin and furanic compounds over time, shown in comparison with the corresponding 10 1 liquor ratio data in Figure 6.
This hidden genetic diversity is the very fabric of evolution —the key to future adaptation and the flexibility of life.
This obviously makes the estimation of the evolution of the key-variables not reliable on ex-post evaluations.
It is therefore imperative to link each individual gene with a precise role for a better understanding of the functions, the regulation and also the evolution of this key multifunctional enzyme family.
With the inception of a broad, integrative approach to investigating the biochemical pathways in which the Gp-9 product functions, the phenotypic effects of molecular variation at Gp-9 and other pathway genes, and the potential involvement of other genes in linkage disequilibrium with Gp-9, substantial progress toward understanding the evolution of this key social adaptation can be expected.
Our work has improved tunicate phylogeny based on 18S rRNA, in order to provide a reliable phylogenetic framework for the evolution of this key group of chordates.
Here we investigate the evolution of these key compounds within Orchidinae by mapping their production in flowers of selected species onto their estimated phylogeny.
