Sentence examples for of local evolution from inspiring English sources
These developments in Crete appear to have been the result of local evolution.
However, the corresponding sets of local evolution equations consistent with continuum thermodynamics and adopted in this work have globally the same structures and, therefore, lead to similar algorithmic treatments.
The circulation of distinct lineages of DENV2 in Brazil had already been observed before [15] and was ascribed either to independent introductions in different time points or as a result of local evolution.
This result shows a temporal circulation of genetically different viruses in Rio de Janeiro that could be a result of local evolution of DENV-2 since its introduction in 1990, or even an introduction of a new lineage of DENV-2 in the region.
Dubbed the "Prince of Township Tech" when he released a series of online mixes of local evolutions of South African house music, Mathambo sees himself as an outsider.
The mesoscopic stress and strain distributions within a short fiber are critically dependent on local evolution of elastic anisotropy of surrounding grains.
Another observation that supports the hypothesis of recent local evolution of the Pediatric clone is the presence of PVL-positive and PVL-negative strains with closely related PFGE profiles.
However, we cannot exclude the reverse hypothesis of a local evolution through the acquisition of SCC mec type VI by a PVL-positive MSSA.
Such a model is non-local in the sense that the evolution of damage is governed by a boundary-value problem instead of a local evolution law.
On the other hand, strains belonging to another major genogroup EAI (n = 90 strains) were highly scattered suggestive either of its stepwise introduction in the Caribbean over time or of its local evolution in endemic areas following early introduction.
Although indirect, this comparative study suggests that population density is a parameter influencing relative fitness of different phenotypes and driving local evolution of male dimorphism.
