Sentence examples for radiation coincides from inspiring English sources

This ecological radiation coincides with a series of biological and physical changes in the structure of shallow marine habitats during the early geological development of the Isthmus of Panama.

The Hox gene radiation coincided with a significant increase in axial specificity (compare Figures 2C and 2D).

As an important disease of livestock, it seems logical that major evolutionary events in anthrax, such as the A radiation, coincide with human developments in agriculture, animal domestication, and Old World trade routes.

The radiation energy coincides with a passband of fiber optics' greatest transparency and the transparency of silicon.

This might be related to greater exposure to radon in homes in these areas, since maps of the local natural radiation sites coincide with those areas having the highest levels in Galicia [ 35].

There is significantly higher p21 expression after 8 and 24 h in parotid glands of mice pretreated with IGF1 than in those treated with radiation alone, which coincides with increased protein.

Therefore, chronological conclusions are only valid under the assumption that gall-thrips radiations must have coincided with host radiations.

This time coincides with radiation pneumonitis and the onset of detectable lung fibrosis.

Although the radiation of these groups coincides with the origin of flowering plants (Smith et al., 2010), piercing mouthparts are regarded as plesiomorphic in Diptera (Downes, 1971).

These radiation times also coincide with the First World War, during which chestnut wood had been imported into Italy from North America (Grente 1981).

Recent radiation in Fucus clade 2 coincides with divergence in physiological tolerance to environmental stresses and colonization of novel habitats at range edges, suggesting ecological speciation.