Sentence examples for terms of extinction from inspiring English sources

"Disease very much takes the back seat in terms of extinction drivers".

We interpreted this evidence in terms of extinction length of light in ZnO.

For example, Gibbs et al. [62] have rejected the hypothesis that less calcifying planktonic species are advantageous in terms of extinction and diversification during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), caused by a rapid increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration.

This is significant in terms of extinction.

In terms of extinction of implicit memory, it has been reported that transgenic mice that lack mGlu5 exhibit impaired extinction of conditioned place preference to cocaine (Bird et al., 2014) and impaired extinction of operant responses (Chesworth et al., 2013).

These results are discussed in terms of extinction-induced variability and stimulus control.

For example, Shakespeare's "Out, out, brief candle" — you can only really understand that if you see the extinction of a candle in terms of the extinction of life.

Based on these points, how molecular data, focusing on gene function in natura, can contribute to evolutionary prediction is discussed, and the suggestion is made that the evolution of self-compatibility entails the long-term risk of extinction, despite the short-term adaptation it has afforded.

It could be predicted that the evolution of self-compatibility may provide a short-term adaptation but entail a long-term risk of extinction.

All these latter taxa evolved selfing independently (Fig.  3), leaving the possibility of a more complex history of selfing (in terms of speciation, extinction and/or transitions) over extended time scales.

To calculate the Hb concentration (C Hb), the absorption coefficient may be expressed in terms of the extinction coefficient, ε, which is independent of C Hb: µ a = C Hb· ε.