Sentence examples for in relation with the evolution of from inspiring English sources
Next, we test whether or not the vectors describing variation of landmark position for fly vein traits are concordant, and finally we discuss the main findings in relation with the evolution of buffering mechanisms and the putative adaptive value of natural wing shape variation in D subobscura.
AS has been described to play an important role in immune system in swine models (Lynch 2004; Sinkora et al. 2005), and in signal transduction and susceptibility to diseases in relation with the evolution of primate species-specific characteristics (Calarco et al. 2007).
The capacity of AnxA1 to interfere with the CCL2/CCR2 axis might be particularly relevant in relation to the evolution of steatohepatitis, because CCR2 deficiency and CCR2 antagonism ameliorate liver injury and fibrosis in experimental NASH.
It will cost carmakers a staggering €45 billion ($67 billion) a year, while reducing CO2 emissions by only 0.0015% a year a ridiculously small percentage with an absurd cost-benefit ratio.My point is that technological evolution must also be viable in relation to the evolution of the market.
The paper describes the main features of electrochemical engineering in relation to the evolution of other disciplines.
The auracyanin (trd_0373) discussed earlier in relation to the evolution of photosynthesis might play a role.
Consequently it is worth analysing the conservation of the local structural tendency in relation to the evolution of the rest of the protein modules.
We discussed about the possibility that these terminal regions were acquired during the evolution and compared their lengths in relation to the evolution of each organism.
Despite its omnipresence, it has not received much attention yet in relation to the evolution of cooperation.
We compile field data collected along the eastern part of the North Pyrenean Zone (NPZ) to point to a tectonic evolution under peculiar thermal conditions applying to the basin sediments in relation with the opening of the Cretaceous Pyrenean rift.
In relation with the increased risk of hepatic morbidity and the enlarging number of patients who undergo repeat hepatectomy with perioperative chemotherapy, it is important to consider the evolution of RNH within time.
