Sentence examples for reconstructing growth from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the diaphysis of these primary weight-bearing bones may be more effective for reconstructing growth curves than fibulae, despite the fact that the fibula appears to consistently preserve more LAGs in theropods.

Therefore, we propose that a within-individual, multi-element sampling approach can act as an internal check of retro-calculation-based age estimations, and that this will be the most powerful means of reconstructing growth curves of extinct vertebrates going forward.

Jack pine snags remain standing long enough and lying logs decompose slowly enough that these techniques can reliably reconstruct growth in these forests for up to 50 years into the past (Metsaranta et al., 2007).

In order to determine trends in the HIV epidemic in Slovenia, analyses reconstructing population growth were additionally carried out on the two major clusters of Slovenian HIV sequences.

We recently solved the growth equation and reconstructed the growth profile for the case where the velocities in the left and right directions (vl and vr) are different, using a square lattice model.

It is well known that the direction of IMF B z component controls the growth and decay of the ring current; indeed, it is possible to build models able to reconstruct the growth of ring current intensity giving as input only the values of the interplanetary electric field in the ecliptic plane normal to the Sun Earth line (Burton et al. 1975; Kamide et al. 1998).

One problem with trying to reconstruct the growth of the mind from Pleistocene materials is that you would need to know what varieties of mental equipment Stone Age minds already possessed.

Small children will benefit as hypoplastic vessels can be reconstructed with growth capable replacements obviating multiple reoperations.

High precision chemical analysis of obsidian imported for use in the fabrication of cutting tools is used to reconstruct the growth, size and extent of San Lorenzo's interregional exchange networks with areas of Mexico and Guatemala where obsidian occurs as raw material.

Using nonlinear mixed effects modeling, we have derived population and subject-specific growth model parameters that characterize underlying VFM development and may be used to reconstruct normative reference growth and growth rate curves (as illustrated in Figs.  3, 4, 5).

This paper presents a comparative study on the fatigue behavior of a typical third generation Aluminum Lithium alloy, AA2198-T8, thathat of a traditional aerospace aluminum copper alloy, AA2024-T3 with a focus on developing a methodology for reconstructing the crack growth history.