Sentence examples for evolution the size of from inspiring English sources

Even with a 10-15 % increase in size under experimental evolution, the size of C. elegans sperm remained 40%% smaller than C. remanei sperm, even though these two species have very similar body sizes.

However, M. tuberculosis cannot be ruled out in this case, given the insidious evolution and the size of abscesses, particularly as the patient displayed favorable evolution under ciprofloxacin and rifampin.

Fig. 12 Evolution of the size of the community, collaborative relationships and cohesion of the community over time.

The evolution of the size of anatase and rutile crystals under nitrogen plasma treatment at different powers and times from 60 to 120 min reveals minimal changes in the crystallite size.

From the quantification of the evolution of the size of these zones, the Au surface diffusion coefficient was evaluated in D ( T ) = [ ( 7. 42 × 1 0 − 13 ) ± ( 5. 94 × 1 0 − 14 ) m 2 /s ] exp ( − ( 0.33 ± 0.04 ) eV k T ).

The time evolution of the size of multiple drops was described in terms of a balance between (a) drop break-up and escape and (b) drop coalescence and inclusion.

This model describes the evolution of the size of a domain family that includes an indispensable (essential) gene and is not allowed to go extinct.

Treatment effect is categorised into four classes by RECIST based on the evolution of the size of target lesions and the occurrence of new lesions, irrespective of tumour growth kinetics before treatment.

For example, adaptive evolution that increases the size of a predator population could have cascading effects on other trophic levels.

Over the last several years, researchers have come to realize that retrotransposons play an important role in evolution, expanding the sizes of genomes and, depending on where they insert, altering gene activity and function.

Therefore, we evaluated the contribution of phylogenetic inertia to the evolution of the sizes of the six gene families using a series of phylogenetic comparative methods.