Sentence examples for might experience accelerated from inspiring English sources
Under a global warming scenario, forest woody detritus carbon stocks might experience accelerated decay/turnover becoming a net CO2 source unless there are concomitant increases in climatic variables favorable to forest productivity (e.g. increased moisture) or reduced detritus decay (e.g. increased CO2; see [5]).
Under a global warming scenario, forest woody detritus carbon stocks might experience accelerated decay/turnover becoming a net CO2 source unless there are concomitant increases in climatic variables favorable to forest productivity (e.g. increased moisture) or reduced detritus decay (e.g. increased CO2; see [ 5]).
For example, a person with a cardiovascular risk profile--someone with hypertension and increased bloods lipids--might experience accelerated changes in the cardiovascular system from campaigning.
Children with simultaneous infection of HAV and HEV may experience accelerated disease progression.
Corresponding genes in the parasite are then less important, and may experience accelerated loss rates.
A possible explanation of M-mtDNA faster evolution might be sperm competition and/or coevolution between M mitochondria and nuclear factors involved in sexual development, spermatogenesis and reproduction, which are known to experience accelerated evolution (also discussed in Ghiselli et al. 2013).
Comparative genomics between the two tick symbionts CRt and CLEAA, showing the largest genome size difference between any two obligate endosymbionts from the same codiverging clade, indicates that CLEAA might experience an accelerated rate of evolution.
Japan also experienced accelerated modernization and industrialization.
From 1952 to 1973 Japan experienced accelerated economic growth and social change.
These included roads, ports and airports, all of which have experienced accelerated deterioration ever since.
Following the release of TK inhibition, the tumor cell activity rebounds and experiences accelerated proliferation.
