Sentence examples for indicator of the evolution from inspiring English sources

Notably, the A. marginale surface protein 1a (MSP1a) is a model molecule for these studies because it serves as a marker for strain identity, is both an adhesin necessary for infection of cells and an immuno-reactive protein and is also an indicator of the evolution of strain diversity.

Li said the recent purchases and joint building plan serve as an indicator of the evolution of the overall China-Russian strategic partnership.

The results of this survey are added up and summarized into a single indicator of the evolution of the post-operative state, called phone score (PS).

The evolution of AP (Δ AP) can be used as an indicator for the evolution of IAP over time (Δ IAP); however, for making a definite diagnosis of IAH or ACS, the exact value of IAP needs to be measured.

A dislocation-based constitutive model was used in order to validate that the CuT texture component can be used as an indirect indicator for the evolution of the deformation twin density.

The parapneumonic pleurisy is both an aggravating factor and a severity indicator for the evolution of community acquired pneumonia.

Post-activation gas evolution via thermal desorption is demonstrated to be an indicator of the hydrogen evolution during the activation process.

Figure 9 displays the large-scale flow pattern in the Northern Hemisphere between 09 24 and 09 26 UT, which can be used as a good indicator of the temporal evolution of the magnetic reconnection and topology.

The relative fixation rates of synonymous and non-synonymous mutations (the dN/dS ratio) are an indicator of the mechanism of evolution of sequences, and can be used to identify purifying, neutral, or diversifying selection acting on a gene.

Therefore, the travertines can be considered semiquantitative indicators of the paleohydrological evolution of karstic massifs and used as an important terrestrial proxy climate record.

These facies are an indicator of the complexity controlling the evolution of the surface water and groundwater hydrochemistry, where the mixing processes and the multi-flow paths are the main factors responsible for the formation of the above-mentioned water types.