Sentence examples for subsequently radiated from inspiring English sources

In the case of Solar photovoltaics, they generally do not add to the mass of Earth because their energy is merely transmitted and subsequently radiated (as electricity or heat) which is not converted into chemical means to be stored on earth.

At least three of these ancestral genes (i.e., anthox6/6a, anthox7/8a/8b, and anthox1/1a) subsequently radiated independently in the lineage leading to Nematostella.

Molecular dating indicates that Afrotheria differentiated from other Placentalia ∼110 95 million years ago (MYA) and subsequently radiated ∼85 MYA [11], [14], [23], [24].

The earliest β-GF members were probably involved in RNA metabolism and subsequently radiated into various functional niches.

Chameleons, once believed to be of Gondwanan origin on Madagascar, have in fact colonized Madagascar over the ocean where they subsequently radiated [ 34].

The β chain phylogeny (Fig. 9) indicates that the common progenitor of urochordates and vertebrates had a minimum of one β1-like gene (that subsequently radiated in vertebrates) and a single Hs_β4/Ci_ β5 progenitor that radiated in neither lineage (Fig. 9).

How torsional waves can subsequently radiate to the ground surface is then investigated.

Molecular phylogenetic evidence indicates that a deep-sea octopus lineage invaded from shallow-water Antarctic origin, diverging around 33 Ma and subsequently radiating 15 Ma (Strugnell et al., 2008).

Subsequently, Salmoninae radiated into at least seven genera, including Salmo (Atlantic salmon and trout), Oncorhynchus (Pacific salmon and trout), and Salvelinus (char and brook trout), comprising of approximately 30 species [ 4- 6].

The stem lineages of Abrotrichini and Sigmodontini began to radiate subsequently, in the Pliocene.

Those lineages may then subsequently co-radiate with their hosts, which may be why this process is evident mainly at the generic level.