Sentence examples for mechanisms of range from inspiring English sources
Herbarium data can be applied from local to regional spatial scales across chosen timeframes, allowing descriptions of local processes and larger mechanisms of range expansion and habitat suitability [14].
From earlier work, it is known that mortality because of low colonization success in unsuitable habitat at the edge of a population's distribution is a mechanism of range border formation (Holt and Keitt 2000).
The phase stability, mechanical properties and deformation mechanisms of a range of Nb/10 25at.% Al/20 40at.% V alloys have been determined over a wide temperature range.
Mechanisms of resistance range from changes in accumulation of the drug within the cell, and mutations in enzymes and targets, to induction of cellular compensation mechanisms.
Mechanisms of adaptation range from rapid changes in gene transcription to stable genetic changes that occur over an evolutionary time frame.
Over the past decades, our understanding of the temporal variability and meteorological mechanisms of long-range transport has advanced in tandem with progress in instrumentation and modeling.
The form information detected in V1 is fed forward to V2Model, where extended boundaries are extracted by mechanisms of long-range integration.
There are several mechanisms of long-range electrical propagation that regulate the degree of depolarisation at the soma.
Similarly, if mitochondrial introgression is exploitable as a putative mechanism of host range extension, hybrids might be expected to present higher mammalian infectivity and growth rates, especially in vectors (Messenger et al., 2015).
Our computational exploration of the model suggests that Wnt patterning driven by the mechanism of short-range activation and long-range inhibition from the Wnt inhibitor with additional modulation from BMP can spontaneously result in formation of multiple crypts.
The experiments in this paper examined the decomposition and hydrocarbon growth mechanisms of a wide range of hexadiene isomers in soot-forming nonpremixed flames.
