Sentence examples for evolutionary description from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we add an evolutionary description phase as an extension to the AHP (analytic hierarchy process) method that helps policy makers to gain insights into their decision problems.

The objective of this communication is to provide an evolutionary description of an attempt to replicate the success of the Rampahl Cardiac Simulator using perfused abdominal organ blocks the way that the Rampahl Simulator uses ex vivo porcine hearts.

The theistic view promoted by the Enlightenment in many European and Latin American countries not only separated religious beliefs from the power structure of the Catholic Church but, equally significant, contributed to develop a secular and evolutionary description of nature and society.

Detecting such co-evolutionary interactions is important for understanding genome evolution as a coordinated process rather than as a collection of single evolutionary descriptions of each gene.

Although several genetic studies have been conducted on C. auratus, they have not provided clear phylogenetic and evolutionary descriptions of this fish, probably due to selection bias in sampling sites and the DNA regions analysed.

Compare with the random circuit matrix method, our approach uses less code length for evolutionary hardware description.

The architecture uses a selective persistence that provides sufficient data-handling, with support to evolutionary data description and data consultation, for an engineering domain application without any special syntactic extension to the application language.

Altogether our results enlighten the susceptibility of open chromatin regions to breakage as a third force to add to the evolutionary rearrangement description proposed by Becker & Lenhard [ 5] where positive selection is rare and negative selection protects some loci.

In the "Evolution of the field" section, we proceed with an evolutionary and chronological description of the field, exposing the work and methodologies that have been shaping the research field.

The authors analyzed 174 songs that made it into the Top 10 in 2009 and found 92 percent of them had one or more themes from a long list of 19 categories of messages related to evolutionary biology, from descriptions of genitalia to keeping tabs on a mate.

Although fundamentally important to our understanding of genetics, development, and evolutionary relationships, phenotypic descriptions exist almost exclusively in a free-text or natural language format that is not amenable to computational processing.