Sentence examples for evolution rates from inspiring English sources

Studies of molecular evolution rates have led to the proposition that macromolecules may serve as evolutionary clocks.

Sulfone-rich crystalline, wettable COFs have now been shown to exhibit high photocatalytic hydrogen evolution rates with platinum nanoparticles as co-catalysts.

(2) Do the evolution rates of B. pertussis population in certain countries with high vaccination coverage differ from the rates in countries in which the coverage is low?

Although Kimura was certainly associated with the classical view, I thought that immediate antecedents of his 1968 paper were molecular evolution rates rather than classical-balance arguments.

HA coating could reduce the hydrogen evolution rates and corrosion current densities of AZ31 alloy in SBF.

The measurement of current noise at constant potential, allows different electrocatalysts to be compared in terms of bubble evolution rates.

We have derived the secular evolution rates of the orbital elements (Kobayashi et al., 2009).

Carbon dioxide (CO2) evolution rates were determined by methods, as described in Okalebo et al. (2002).

Species that don't adhere to normal evolution rates, he says, are like yardsticks that don't measure 36 inches.

Among the many issues affecting direct water splitting is the need to separate hydrogen from oxygen and the relatively low hydrogen evolution rates so far achieved.

One possible reason for these larger Tafel slopes is a decrease in effective area available for reaction at higher overpotentials due to larger gas evolution rates.