Sentence examples for evolution which leads from inspiring English sources

When the boundary condition is rough, the structural constraint may play a comparable role with fabric evolution, which leads to symmetric cross-shape shear bands.

Materials were prepared by solution casting, quenching and annealing of quenched material, allowing pronounced micro-structural evolution, which leads to rapid increases in modulus as determined by rheological analysis.

As both the energy functional (12) and the evolution Equation 15 do not include any exact definition of LSF ϕ as a SDF, the ϕ will not be preserved as a SDF during the contour evolution, which leads to accuracy loss in curve or surface expression.

Indeed, not only positive selection but also neutral evolution, which leads to accumulation of non-conserved mutations usually away from catalytic active sites, have been proposed to lead to promiscuous enzymes [ 7].

Conceivably, accumulation of A-rich ESE motifs beyond a certain limit is incompatible with functional constraints operating at the level of protein sequence evolution, which leads to compensation in the form of evolution of the splice sites themselves toward greater strength.

A 3D structural modelling of the Permian Mesozoic Polish Basin was performed in order to understand its structural and sedimentary evolution, which led to basin maturation (Permian Cretaceous) and its tectonic inversion (Late Cretaceous Paleogene).

For the uninitiated, the aquatic apes theory or hypothesis states that "at some stage during the last few million years, our human ancestors were exposed to a period of semiaquatic evolution which led to the acquisition of unique and primordial human characteristics".

Therefore, we believe that our patient is the first to present a fulminant evolution, which led to death in her first hospitalization.

It is possible that young SDs are reflecting the history of recent primate evolution – which led to our species – while old SDs may reflect periods of duplication early during primate evolution.

From Rosinski-Chupin's study [ 29], specialized fish strains ST260-261-553 are characterized by a strong reductive evolution, which led to the relaxation of the negative selection on genes that became dispensable, allowing the accumulation of larger deletions.

Indeed, mice undergo frequent adaptive evolution [60,35] which leads to increased levels of D n / D s.