Sentence examples for testing the evolution of from inspiring English sources

A follow up of six months could be considered as a standard for testing the evolution of a medical or surgical treatment, although our dogs always seemed to improve during the first month after treatment.

On the other way, the authors are of the opinion that a follow up of six months could be considered as a standard for testing the evolution of medical or surgical treatments; in fact although the dogs in the current study seemed to improve during the first month after treatment, this effect was reverted before three months after treatment.

Such studies could be further extended to the C. elegans ORFeome, thus allowing to test the evolution of protein function across large evolutionary distances.

Here, we used sucrose solutions of appropriate concentration on the nanohole array surface to shift the transmission spectra as desired and tested the evolution of the SERS signal.

However, a gradient of cooperative and dispersive strategies is an essential feature needed in an organism to realistically test the evolution of condition-dependent dispersal patterns.

Here we evaluate this aspect of the key innovation hypothesis by testing whether the evolution of modified pharyngeal jaws has accelerated lineage diversification within labrid fishes.

An experimental program was conducted with 24 concrete mixes sprayed in laboratory and tested for the evolution of temperature and compressive strength.

After the evolution experiments, we experimentally tested for the evolution of collateral sensitivity and resistance.

Finally we tested whether the evolution of extreme dichromatic coloration in Scarus and Chlorurus was a better explanation of diversification rate than the acquisition of a pharyngeal mill.

The Medicago genus, where changes in rhizobial associations have been previously examined, is a good model to test whether the evolution of NORK is influenced by rhizobial interactions.

To test whether the evolution of GC3 were homogeneous along genes, we measured the GC3 gradient for each gene as the GC3 difference between the first exon, the second exon, and the rest of the gene.