Sentence examples for evolution of the ordered from inspiring English sources
Micromechanisms of ordering transformations involved in the evolution of the ordered phase have been described by a qualitative transformation model.
Based on X-ray, DSC and FTIR experiments, the evolution of the ordered structure was also investigated in detail.
This is 20°C higher than the temperature of CO2 evolution from the ordered structures in the HPDI deposits.
The connection between fetal and maternal circulations appears as two distinct types among primates, a distinction that is believed to have had an important effect on the evolution of the order.
Yuan et al. (p. 779) describe a new basal multi from a nearly complete skeleton that shows that the underpinnings of these adaptations arose early in the evolution of the order, setting the stage for the major diversification and radiation of the group that came during the Cretaceous and Paleogene.
In the present work, evolution of the order has been studied in two sets of samples, one in which samples were subjected to order annealing treatment in the "melt-spun state" and the other in which samples were annealed in the "solid solution state".
As a whole, the complete genome sequence of W. chondrophila provides new insights into the evolution of the order Chlamydiales.
The full genome sequence of the first representative within the Waddliaceae family, Waddlia chondrophila, revealed numerous features that provide major insights not only into genome evolution of the order Chlamydiales but also into the pathogenic potential of this strict intracellular bacterium.
Hence, macrofossils demonstrating the structure of compound female cones of the Gnetales should be important to decipher the early evolution of the order.
Therefore, the evolutionary origin and phylogenetic relationships of the Gnetales within seed plants remain controversial, and macrofossils especially regarding compound female cones should be important to decipher the early evolution of the order and their relationship with other seed plants.
