Sentence examples for isolation the effect from inspiring English sources
Although Kay and Sargent (2009) and many others have suggested it acts multiplicatively along with other isolating mechanisms to generate complete reproductive isolation, the effect of differential attraction of pollinators alone seems too weak to be responsible for raising speciation rates in most cases (euglossine-pollinated and sexually deceptive orchids discussed above are possible exceptions).
Such a combination, however, could complicate efforts to understand, in isolation, the effects of calorie restriction on humans.
To test if divergent adaptation increases the likelihood of the development of reproductive isolation, the effects of chance and divergent selection were differentiated by comparing the reproductive success between parallel-adapted lineages and divergent-adapted lineages.
Blank tests allowed isolation of the effect of chemical speciation from the effect due to metabolic activities.
The study was carried out in constant discharge power conditions that allowed the isolation of the effect of gas pressure and bias potential.
However, in the available data sets, there were two live oil/dead oil data pairs that had similar temperature and oil gravity values, allowing for an isolation of the effect of live versus dead oil on the viscosity reduction.
Isolation of the effect of one billet rotation explains why the microstructures obtained via routes A and C are very different, even though both routes imply strain reversal between passes.
(ii) Analysis of subsystems in isolation neglects the effect of interacting subsystems.
Poly(I C) is a synthetic ligand for TLR3, the only MyD88-independent TLR, allowing isolation of the effect of MyD88 deletion on ventilator-augmentation of lung inflammation.
Many human viral genes had directional changes in codon usage over time of viral isolation, indicating the effect of host selection pressures.
Another potential explanation for the absence of a significant change in gene flow with decreased phenological isolation is the effect of the drought, or other unknown changes, on pollinators.
