Sentence examples for longer term evolutions from inspiring English sources

Several longer term evolutions are considered, for example by adding the ability to manage access permissions on data tables to Galaxy.

This is part of a longer term evolution.

The main implication of our study is that accurate and well-designed process measurements of dune dynamics and tidal currents can provide useful information on the longer term evolution of intertidal shoals in sandy, shallow (flood-dominant) estuaries.

In the longer term, evolution produces new species through splitting ancestral populations of organisms into new groups that cannot or will not interbreed.

Estimates of short term and longer term evolution rates are available for viruses in the sister genus, Begomovirus.

Previous studies have shown that hippocampal injury occurs in the acute phase immediately following CSE, but little is known about the longer term evolution of such injury.

In the longer term, evolution itself also plays an important role, as full evolutionary recovery to original trait values can be very slow or even impractical.

Large sets of SNP that are now available in pea should be useful both for germplasm issued from longer term evolution and for recently evolved cultivars.

The longer term evolution of these acute changes is less well characterized, and in particular how or whether they are associated with MTS remains unclear (Tarkka et al., 2003).

Thus, in several cases it has been difficult to disentangle population differentiation that can be ascribed to postglacial processes, i.e. within the past ca. 10,000 years, versus longer term evolution pre-dating the last glaciation [ 4- 6].

As longer term evolution experiments are often unfeasible in marine animals with complex life cycles or long generation times, one important novel direction is the combination of assessments of additive genetic variance with projective modelling of selection responses (Lynch and Lande 1993).