Sentence examples for evolution of the several from inspiring English sources

Process dynamics is described by a set of mass balance partial differential equations, which allow the evolution of the several component concentrations along the biofilter axis to be reproduced.

Isolation of the Sky Islands has facilitated the evolution of several endemic species: several squirrels, plants, ants, more than 60 species of land snails, as well as many endangered species that are found only in the Sky Islands of Arizona [ 26– 29].

Taken together the deviation from neutral phylogenetic patterns and elevated dN/dS levels indicates that the molecular evolution of several of the genes in the galliform MHC region is affected by selective forces.

A number of interesting patterns have been observed in the evolution of several of the families of glycan-binding receptors.

TEs have been shown as important drivers of genome evolution in the several species of Magnaporthales6,32,34,35,36.

Although CR1 elements have probably been long extinct since the early evolution of mammals, several of the nonmammalian genomes studied herein suggest ongoing, very recent CR1 activity in some amniote lineages.

To investigate the evolution of several portions of the aflatoxin-gene cluster, we divided the aflatoxin gene cluster pathway into two halves considering ver-1 as a midpoint (Roze et al. 2007) and thus excluded from the analysis when comparing early and late portions of the gene cluster.

Initial analyses of the evolution of several pathogenic oomycetes led to the identification of large gene families.

Polyploidization and hybridization are assumed to have played an important role in the evolution of several taxa in the Hawaiian Islands (reviewed in Keeley and Funk 2011).

The necessity of improving the assessment of the expected economic losses by the earthquake actions has motivated the evolution of several proposals, aimed at evaluating the bridge seismic demands under different seismic scenarios.

The expansion of a subcutaneous air sac system in the forelimb facilitated the evolution of gigantism in several derived pterodactyloid groups and resulted in the emergence of the largest flying vertebrates that ever existed.