Sentence examples for rate and evolution from inspiring English sources

Mixtures of ungelatinized corn starch with a common non-starch component, pectin, were used to investigate pectin's effect on starch digestibility rate and evolution of starch molecular structure during digestion using amyloglucosidase and pancreatin.

The correlation of radical species with strain rate and curvature is found to be strongly dependent upon their individual mass diffusion rates; hence, a global Lewis number representation of all of the species may be inadequate in predicting the heat release rate and evolution of the flame surface.

The goal of this study was to evaluate the rate and evolution over time of adult patients who left the ED without being seen (LWBS) or against medical advice (LAMA) and to identify the demographic and medical characteristics of these patients, as well as the contextual elements related to these departures (day, time, and reason for leaving).

Thus, the theory can account for differences in both substitution rates and evolution times across lineages, and it can be applied to phylogenies in which unequal branch lengths occur due to unequal rates of evolution, asymmetrical topologies, or both.

Corrosion rate and hydrogen evolution rate were enormously controlled and the coating possesses excellent bonding strength with the substrate.

The sensitivities of sintering rate and microstructure evolution rate to the kinetic parameters and thermodynamic driving forces are explored.

Several temporal co-variations of eruption rate and magmatic evolution suggest that there are connections between them.

Several temporal correlations of eruption rate and magmatic evolution suggest that there exists some connection between them.

In this section we first introduce the Pseudogenization, Duplication, Loss, Rate and Sequence evolution model, PDLRS.

This result is compatible with the previous observations on the negative correlation between a gene's loss rate and sequence evolution rate that were obtained with unrelated data and using different methods (Krylov et al. 2003; Borenstein et al. 2007).

Gene turnover rates and the evolution of gene family sizes are important aspects of genome evolution.