Sentence examples for evolution tendency from inspiring English sources

Overall, the self-assembled Au droplets on GaAs (511)B showed a similar evolution tendency to that of the GaAs (211)B in terms of the AH, LD, AD, and Rq as plotted in Figure 8.

These results indicated that CBV5 might have been circulating in China for nany years and represented an independent evolution tendency.

Or perhaps at some point in our evolution, a tendency to strike first and ask questions later helped us survive.

Psychologic factors reflecting societal evolution and tendency towards narcissism and depression in the so-called "generation me" also cannot be excluded.

When a parent complains about little Johnny or Susie having to learn evolution, the natural tendency of a teacher is to avoid conflict.

An inherent but poorly understood feature of evolution is the tendency to diversify.

This decrease in MFH is the largest decease in numbers over this interval and is consistent with the evolution in diagnostic tendency alluded to above.

Concerted evolution is the tendency of the different genes in a gene family or cluster to evolve in concert, resulting in sequence homogenization among the members of the family [ 1].

Here we study the evolution of grouping tendencies of foragers in environments varying in patchiness and ask: can group foraging evolve in environments where there are patterns of resource availability that extend beyond the local perception of individuals?

Repetitive sequences, primarily TEs, can be a major force driving gene/genome evolution due to their tendency to insert either near/within genes (Yang et al. 2005, 2007), or intergenic regions (San Miguel et al. 1996; San Miguel and Bennetzen 1998).

Ductile cast iron is hard to be remanufactured without preheating and post heat treatment owing to the complicated phase evolution and a great tendency to form chilled structure during cladding process.