Sentence examples for evolution of the related from inspiring English sources
Finally, the combined review of satellite and geological data available for different urban districts worldwide is essential to identify the sources of ground deformation and analyze the time evolution of the related anthropic and/or natural processes.
In addition, we have studied the evolution of the related TIMP gene family and identify a single ciona and four zebrafish TIMP genes.
Not least through the records we hold at The National Archives, it is possible to trace the evolution of the related concepts of Parliament, Law and Government over 800 years – and through that evolution see the impact of the technologies used to encode the law.
We also compared the Prunus BAC sequences with the partially sequenced Medicago genome to gain further insight on the genome evolution of the related plant species.
It is of great interest to study how such difference was evolved by examining the evolution of the related stress response pathways.
The various match, mismatch, and indel events then represent possible reconstructions of the evolution of those related sequences.
Further molecular biological studies based on the comparative genomic analyses of these phages will be useful in elucidating the evolution of these related phages.
The capacity of MITEs to transduplicate genome sequences greatly increases the possibility of amplification and mobilization of transduplicated gene fragments and may have important implications for the evolution and regulation of the related genes.
(A) MapMan-based representation of the evolution of the enzymes related to fatty acid biosynthesis and elongation.
These accelerated evolution of the genes related to "transport" and "nuclear pore organization" might be involved in the speciation between S. cerevisiae and S. paradoxus.
Not explored in the present study is the evolution of elements related to the patients, such as the ease of access (ie. How difficult it is to get an appointment) and how the health care system responds to the perceived health care needs of the population which are also good indicators of access and indirectly related shortage.
