Sentence examples for knowledge on the evolution from inspiring English sources

However, there remains a paucity of knowledge on the evolution of freshwater taxa in southern California.

This chapter provides knowledge on the evolution of the clinical engineering and healthcare technology management field and the role that clinical engineering professionals have in its expansion in China.

To expand our knowledge on the evolution of prepro-thyrotropin-releasing hormone (ppTRH) from fish to tetrapods, sequences of ppTRH cDNAs from two cyprinid teleosts, the common carp Cyprinus carpio and goldfish Carassius auratus, were determined.

Based on fundamentally linguistic information, this model allows the integration of knowledge on the evolution of a set of parameters into a knowledge representation scheme in which time plays a fundamental role.

This paper presents the current state of knowledge on the evolution and depositional history of the River Rhine in the southern part of the North Sea basin during the upper Middle and Late Pleistocene, and its response to climate change, sea-level oscillation and glacio-isostasy.

Our results presented here extend the knowledge on the evolution, diversity and host range of microviruses.

However, very limited knowledge exists on the evolution and timing of CNV events.

In order to understand or even predict the macroscopic behaviour under such conditions a detailed knowledge on the microstructural evolution is crucial.

These data not only provide important information on the role of the intestine in immune responses but also increase our knowledge on the molecular evolution of the immune system.

The lepidopteran X-tox protein family will provide a valuable and tractable model to improve our knowledge on the molecular evolution of defensins, a class of innate immune effectors largely distributed over the three eukaryotic kingdoms.

We believe that through the X-tox protein family, Lepidoptera will provide a valuable and tractable model to improve our knowledge on the molecular evolution of defensins, a class of innate immunity effectors largely distributed over the three eukaryotic kingdoms.