Sentence examples for one phenomenon of from inspiring English sources

There was one phenomenon of saturation of response choices on one item of the global satisfaction domain (Q71).

One phenomenon of bacterial evolution concerns a process known as horizontal gene transfer (HGT), where bacteria transfer genetic material to related or to unrelated bacterial lineages (Doolittle 1999; Doolittle et al. 2003).

I had five minutes in the Fame Lab final to give a simple scientific explanation of one phenomenon.

People quote test results or measurements of one phenomenon or another as if they provide a resolution to all argument.

One strange phenomenon of the 20th century was the sudden expansion of a certain magical mode of storytelling.

"To pick out one particular phenomenon of telomere length as a key determinant of ageing and say that if you're going to lengthen telomeres you're magically going to cure ageing, I think that's fanciful".

One characteristic phenomenon of population dynamics is the often observed oscillatory behavior of the population densities.

Furthermore, one special phenomenon of strong turbulence, named as gas-side end effect, was revealed in the outer annular packing zone in the rotor.

One is the phenomenon of resume spam: candidates who literally copy the job description in white font into their resume in order to get past the screen.

It seems to me that the phenomenon of one speaker clearly speaking one variety of English is significantly changing.

It can describe the phenomenon of one organism rhythmically and internally adjusting itself to another.