Sentence examples for morphological evolution analysis from inspiring English sources

The morphological evolution analysis demonstrated that the addition of 1.0 mmol dm−3 Pb significantly altered nucleation behavior of Zn at initial stages of deposition; stacking of layer-like structures (microsteps) were altered to discrete and uniform nuclei of Zn preferentially oriented to (002) direction.

In particular, a multi-temporal analysis of the landfill morphological evolution was carried out using aerial and satellite photos, since there were no geological and geophysical data referring to the study area.

Analysis of field data of coastal morphological evolution over yearly to decadal timescales.

We conducted thorough sampling of Luciogobius and related species throughout Japan, and performed molecular phylogenetic analysis to explore the patterns of morphological evolution associated with gravel beach colonization.

Patterns of morphological evolution are examined globally by means of a multivariate analysis based on the eight studied quantitative characters of the ammonoid shell.

Analysis and modeling of field data on coastal morphological evolution over yearly and decadal time scales.

According to the above analysis, TiN/SiN x and TiAlN/SiN x nanocomposite films have the same interfacial morphological evolution with nanomultilayered films.

A MATLAB routine for FESEM images analysis has been developed in order to get an insight on the nanostructure morphological evolution by changing the inkjet printing conditions.

However, these same analyses also suggest various scenarios of complex and mosaic patterns of morphological evolution within the wrist and potentially multiple instances of homoplasy that would benefit from require formal analysis within a phylogenetic context.

In the second part of the paper we discuss some recent research that combining some of the hybrid techniques with data analysis methods in order to synthesise a more consistent means of predicting mesoscale coastal morphological evolution.

This analysis of within-module disparity suggested that strong integration of traits had little influence on morphological evolution over large time scales.