Sentence examples for evolution rates for from inspiring English sources

They calculated evolution rates for 12 additional genes, and--most importantly, they say--eliminated from their pool both slowly and rapidly evolving species that might have skewed their average.

In comparison, the hydrogen evolution rates for the reference photocatalysts Degussa P25 and sodium tantalite measured under the same conditions were 20 μmol g−1 and 410 μmol g−1, respectively.

The achieved highest hydrogen evolution rates for CNS:S-Se-Gr hybrid in sodium sulfite and lactic acid solution are about 1.58 and 2.59 mmol g−1 h−1 respectively.

Molecular evolution rates for the nuLSU, mtSSU, and RPB1 loci were as defined above.

In the absence of relevant fossil evidence for Melanohalea, we used molecular evolution rates for RPB1, nuLSU, and mtSSU loci recently reported for Parmeliaceae [ 12].

Instead, with increasing sequence length g values rise linearly for each group, with highest increase rate for largest groups and lowest rates for smallest groups as a consequence of different evolution rates for different branches.

However, the H2 evolution rate for the g-C3N4/Ni/GO-0.5 g-C3N4/Ni/GO-0.5 g-C3N4/Ni/GO-0.5

The fastest hydrogen evolution rate for NaBH4 hydrolysis was 14778.1 mL min−1 gcand1 and the activation energy was calculated to be 42.8 kJ mol−1.

The highest hydrogen production rate was obtained for about 2.55 μmol h−1, with an oxygen evolution rate for about 0.52 μmol h−1, when the concentration of CDs in the sample is 0.03 gCDs/gcatalyst.

The effect of nZVI mass loading and groundwater velocity on the tetrachloroethylene (PCE) dechlorination rate and the hydrogen evolution rate for poly(maleic acid-co-olefin) (MW = 12 K) coated nZVI was examined.

The sequence evolution rate for highly expressed proteins is constrained at the translational level (the translational hypothesis).