Sentence examples for of further evolution from inspiring English sources
This means that measurements of CO2 soil degassing can constitute an useful indicator of deep dynamics in case of further evolution of the activity in the island whereas the crater fumaroles get inaccessible.
Sequencing clones after 250 generations of further evolution provided no evidence for such a ridge, but did reveal many presumptive beneficial mutations, adding to a growing body of evidence that clonal interference pervades evolving microbial populations.
Once this peak is reached (Fig. 3b), the course of further evolution will depend on the variation of preferences in the female population.
However, beside the possibility of a return to normal condition, there is the risk of further evolution towards an alteration that may become apparent at the morphostructural level [ 3].
In addition, we examined the complete genomic sequences of nine isolates derived from either 20 or 30 rounds of further evolution of CB1000, an isolate derived from IR-1-20.
(1) Within the traditional paradigm of chaperones as "helpers", there still is a radical difference between chaperones ameliorating impacts of deleterious mutations and chaperones as capacitors of further evolution.
3GPP has been working on further evolution of the LTE, which is referred to as LTEAdvanced (release 10 and beyond), to develop a true 4G standard.
The proper control of the oxidation reaction, improvement of reproducibility and increasing the accuracy are among the immediate objectives for further evolution of this technique.
Here we report the in vitro and in vivo BK antagonist activity of a further evolution of the series, consisting in compounds of the general formula 2, containing either an alkyl piperazine or a 4-alkyl piperidine ring bearing various positively charged groups (R′).
In order to address the problem of NCDs, further evolution of the health care system was required to account for: a) the long-term needs of patients; and b) integration of various health clinic activities, like prevention and education, with treatment and follow-up.
This review of applications sets the stage for a discussion of the challenges requiring further evolution of methodologies.
