Sentence examples for evolution patterns in from inspiring English sources

The three N-rich organic fertilisers caused different CO2 and N2O evolution patterns in the amended soils, despite their similar elemental composition.

The innovative approach to solving design problems is based on TRIZ evolution patterns, in which the index system of case-based reasoning connects the innovative idea to cases located in a database to accelerate the process.

On the basis of statistics method, this study focuses on extracting the hot topics with different facets to represent the detailed discussion points and unveiling topic evolution patterns in online learning communities.

Furthermore, by increasing the level of the number of test cases that fail, different evolution patterns in the performance of the techniques arise, e.g. Stoop increases its performance with the growth of the level, while Fixed_Weights decreases its performance when the level goes from low to medium and increase when the level goes from medium to high.

In order to understand evolution patterns in the 3FTx super-family, we tried to subclone and sequence the 3FTx toxin genes.

Expression and evolution patterns in miR- -5p and miR- -5p are relatively independent, and they are prone to regulate different targets.

Vulnerability relationship among influencing factors of water hazards was analyzed to obtain the evolution pattern in different conditions and the effect with different cure strategies, which is instructive for safety production in coal mines.

Three stages are noted as follows (Fig. 13): an incision-dominated valley evolution pattern in the early stage; an inherited incision-dominated valley evolution pattern in middle stage; and a filling-dominated valley evolution pattern in late stage.

Both hydrous pyrolysis tests displayed a very similar evolution pattern in terms of the yields of H2 (Table 2; Fig. 2d).

Regarding the topic evolution pattern in "parent child" forum as shown in Fig. 6, we can clearly see that there is one major flow that represents the prevalent topic "English".

Although these authors used different journal databases, the results also present a parallel evolution pattern in the case of the Hung and Zhang (2012) study and a more modest but still evolutional pattern in terms of number of publications in the time period reported in the Chee et al. (2017) literature review.