Sentence examples for rates characterized from inspiring English sources

Purifying (negative) selection and low substitution rates characterized the SAT 1 virus isolates in East Africa.

The adsorption and desorption rates, characterized by the parameters la and ld, respectively, are usually high (on the order of milliseconds 707) or seconds 708)).

Although the calculated migrations values and directions were not entirely consistent across the five analyses, in summary the effective migration rates characterized Myanmar genetically as an emigrating population.

This can be explained by the lower growth rates resulting in lower H2 productivity, and hence lower values of H2aq, in experiments 5 through 7. Experiments 3 and 4 both showed high initial growth rates characterized by a high value of μmax and hence high H2 productivity, leading to higher values of H2aq.

Features other than division rates characterize these zones: RNA and protein content are lower in the méristème d'attente than in the anneau initial, and the nucleoli are smaller.

The electron transfer rate and molecular conductance are expressed in terms of rates characterizing each individual step of electron motion.

High CH4 emission rates characterize various wetlands occupied by Phragmites communities with average emission as high as 123 gCH4m−2a−1 reported from meso-eutrophic lakes (Kankaala et al. 2004).

Forest harvest in Russia as a whole, and in particular in Siberia and the RFE has changed over the past 50 years with high harvest rates characterizing the late Soviet era (Peterson et al. 2009).

Similarly, in 1976, when Goodman published a study of vertebrates with G. William Moore, Richard Holmquist, and several other coauthors, he and his colleagues could bluntly state that "Non-uniform rather than uniform rates characterize cytochrome c evolution".10 Margoliash was thoroughly convinced by these arguments, as he made clear in 1976.

A continuous spectrum of disease progression rates characterizes HIV-1 infection.

Low absolute growth rates characterize dwarf Candiacervus sp. II and C. ropalophorus compared to Megaloceros giganteus displaying high rates, whereas Dama dama is characterized by intermediate to low growth rates.