Sentence examples for quantitative evolution from inspiring English sources

Thus, the quantitative evolution with global clustering validity index permits a correction of each possible grouping.

"The rejection of the summer school on quantitative evolution … using the arguments of creationism, is a clear sign that TÜBİTAK has anti-evolutionist motives," Özsoy writes.

Herein, a quantitative evolution of the internal pressure in 18650-type cylindrical Li4Ti5O12 batteries is investigated using a self-designed pressure testing device.

By linking epidemiological, population and crop model approaches, it simulates both the quantitative evolution (size) and qualitative evolution (genetic structure) of L. maculans population under the influence of various cropping systems.

The aim of this study is to establish the quantitative evolution laws for the electrochemical cell potential, the bubble diameter and population density during alkaline (NaOH) two-phase electrolysis in function of the two explored inputs current density and gravity.

China's economy, not to mention its burgeoning middle class, demands qualitative, not quantitative, evolution.

Both the qualitative and the quantitative evolutions of these proposals are hereby presented.

From the 3D experimental data, quantitative evolutions of parameters such as porosity and neck size are presented for the glass sample.

Currently, methods for reconstructing life-history or quantitative trait evolution along phylogenies (e.g., Venditti et al. 2011) do not directly use the substitution process.

Here, I use a model of quantitative trait evolution in a two-species community to show that negative ecological interactions, such as predation and competition, can produce unexpected results regarding time to extinction.

These single-species models of quantitative trait evolution and extinction show that a species' persistence time depends mainly upon the level of additive genetic variance for the ecologically relevant trait, the rate at which the environment changes, and the strength of selection [ 5, 6].