Sentence examples for relative evolutions from inspiring English sources

Relative evolutions in ppm with respect to the mean global values of the daily computed vector modulation scale factors for all ASM nominal instruments on Swarm Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie satellites from 1 January 2014 to 31 December 2014.

The results obtained from the GPR survey have allowed us to improve our knowledge about the dynamics of the coastal dune field and its relative evolution.

This work constitutes the first contribution to elucidate the varietal volatile composition of two types of sparkling wines manufactured with Brachetto grapes and its relative evolution during the shelf-life.

Using this mechanism, we can control the relative evolution speed of the antecedents of a membrane.

Figure 3 plots the regional relative evolution of interregional and international migration in Spanish regions since 1998.5.

For an unchanged stoichiometry, the relative evolution of the internal stress of SiO2 deposited on Si substrate has been linked to its refractive index by the following relation [18]: Figure 2 Evolution of the estimated atomic percentage of agglomerated Si as a function of the film thickness.

"In science this effect is known as 'Red Queen's hypothesis', which speaks about relative evolution in an ever-changing environment.

Selection analysis, relative evolution rate tests and functional divergence analysis were combined to interpret the relationship of the site-specific evolution and functional divergence of the CYP3 family in Actinopterygii.

Thus, the genome map could be used to estimate the relative evolution times between populations and genome interactions (or gene flows) (Fig. 4) such as Korean-Vietnamese, between Vietnam and Korea; Korean-Japanese, between Korea and Japan; Mongolian between Amerindians and North-East Asians; Chinese between Koreans and Vietnamese; and Vietnamese between Cambodians and Chinese.

We selected 400 genes around the 75th length percentile, ranked them by their inferred relative evolution rates (r ), and selected 100 genes around the median rate.

Conversely, pooling data from 20 to 25 genes provides for a 10% accurate estimate of the relative evolution rate of a particular lineage.