Sentence examples for intensity on the evolution from inspiring English sources

The influence of transmission intensity on the evolution of drug resistance has been addressed in theoretical studies from a population genetics' perspective; less is known however on how epidemiological dynamics at the population level modulates this influence.

Here, we assess the impact of stocking intensity on the evolution of the genetic composition of a large number of lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush, Walbaum 1792) populations from Québec, Canada.

"From now on, the evolution of technology will be exponential.

The effects of differential intensities of glaciations on the evolution of the species, described above, are expected for mainland species for which the tracking of acceptable environments through migration was possible.

The effect of Pt deposits and light intensity on the rate of hydrogen evolution have been tested.

More details on the evolution of intensities of XRD pattern from sputter-deposited TiO2 films are given in the reference [3].

This result is almost similar to the study conducted by Cheng et al. [102] on the evolution of peak intensity ratio of repaired GO which shows a decreasing trend signifying the rise of sp2 carbon intensities within the GO sites [99,103].

By solving for the equilibrium value of q* (setting Δqtotal = 0), and comparing results for half and full-sib families, we allow for simple interpretation of the effect of population structure on the evolution of competitive intensity.

The effect of the adhesive epoxy film, patch material, thickness and ply orientations on the evolution of the stress intensity factor (SIF) of the repaired structure was examined.

Hematomas show variable signal intensity on T1- and T2-weighted images depending on the evolution of the blood products.

The fragility curves are estimated in terms of peak ground acceleration at a rock or stiff soil outcrop, based on the evolution of damage with increasing earthquake intensity.