Sentence examples for evolving effects from inspiring English sources
Various growth models are employed to capture slow, linear and rapidly evolving effects, but instead of using static projections, the evolution of each dependency is "objectified" by a fuzzy system that also considers the effects of nearby dependencies.
The climates of population origin, quantified as ClimatePC1 and ClimatePC2 values, were used to examine the evolved effect of past climate on both the population mean thermotolerance measures (per cent seedling survival and post-stress root growth) and on Hsp101 expression.
It is clear that postponing the RP for evolving IRE effects is ethically not feasible.
Although the current evidence on the use of new technology in diabetes is still evolving, positive effects of such interventions have been demonstrated in several studies.
Apart from socialization and experience effects, it has been argued that these findings also reflect evolved predispositions effects; that is, evolutionary pressures have resulted in in-law and mate preferences to diverge over specific traits.
These findings indicate that the divergence between mate and in-law preferences also reflects evolved predisposition effects.
It is known that sponges the most diverse marine invertebrates have evolved antagonistic effects against other invading organisms, which involves the production of the secondary metabolites (Wah et al. 2006).
In particular, X-linked genes are predicted to evolve imprinting effects according to the haplodiploid pattern.
The science is still evolving and new effects are being recognized and included.
This paper explores in some detail the spatial structure and the statistical properties of partially mixed structures evolving under the effects of a time-periodic chaotic flow.
Although our results suggest a possible loss of diversity at six neutrally evolving loci, the effects we show likely demonstrate a concomitant loss of diversity in other genes, including some that may be important to the adaptive potential of this species [26].
