Sentence examples for long-term accretion from inspiring English sources
That is, adaptations reflect the long-term accretion of useful genomic information, information that functionally manifests itself in the fine-tuning of networks of interacting elements, both proteins and RNAs of widely varying sizes and roles.
Variations in both the incoming sediment column thickness (Figure 1) and the amount of long-term sediment accretion cause potential difficulties in calculating the amount of sediment subducted (e.g., Clift and Vannucchi 2004).
In general, long-term pre-agriculture rates of vertical accretion between about 10,000 and 200 years ago averaged about 0.2 mm yr− 1 in tributary watersheds smaller than about 700 km2 and about 0.9 mm yr− 1 on the floodplain of the upper Mississippi River where the contributing watershed area increases to about 170,000 km2.
Long-term plots provide an excellent source of information on biomass accretion over time where plots have been maintained and re-measured.
Long-term colonic propionate delivery prevents body weight gain and reduces intra-abdominal fat accretion in overweight adults.
We utilized data from two long-term silvicultural datasets young-growth forests of southeast Alaska to estimate total tree carbon stock and accretion rate.
It is quite likely that the net effect of these ecological processes will be to accelerate further accretion, leading to an eventual replacement of the S. mariqueter-dominated community in the long-term.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
