Sentence examples for extent of transition from inspiring English sources
The extent of transition zone depended on the change of groundwater level by groundwater pumping or recharge.
In addition, the extent of transition bias (transition/transversion rate ratio) was estimated for the combined first and second codon positions and for the third codon position of exons in various data subsets using the program MEGA [55].
Although it is well known that Kerala has moved from younger age group mortality to older age groups, the extent of transition to the oldest age group (delayed degenerative disease pattern), and its major causes of death remain unknown.
The IV quantified the fragmentation of the rhythm, that is, the frequency and extent of transitions between periods of rest and activity.
With this method, the extent of phase transition (freezing/thawing) was measured with the TDR module; and the corresponding thermal properties were measured with the TPT module.
We show that by controlling the extent of phase transition the simulations can be brought into close agreement with experimental data from the literature.
The speed and the extent of this transition were totally unexpected.
Depending on the extent of health transition, cancer mortality as a proportion of total mortality differed substantially by region, from less than 5% in AfrE to approximately 30% in WprA sub region.
Comparison of the PTEN structure from the atomistic simulations with the crystal structure suggests a degree of conformational change corresponding to a rotation of ∼10° of the PD relative to the C2 domain, although more extended simulations may be needed to capture the full extent of this transition.
As shown by a precise analysis of the dynamic mechanical data in terms of activation energies and entropies, the extent of the β transition strongly depends on the role played by the crosslinks.
