Sentence examples for the evolution of a strong from inspiring English sources

In fluorescence micrographs the evolution of a strong fluorescence emission along the crack planes is observed which can be related to the regeneration of the original anthracene groups in the damage-zone.

A recrystallisation model that incorporates the differences in Zener drag between different annealing procedures has shown that the evolution of a strong cube texture and coarse grains is the result of a preferential nucleation of cube oriented grains.

This hypothesis would predict that at least two mechanisms have evolved through which the evolution of a strong ARF activation domain has been accommodated: firstly, the appearance of a strong Aux/IAA repressor domain, as seen in flowering plants, and secondly, the spatial separation of the ARF activation domain from the DNA-binding domain, as seen in P. patens.

Offspring number was thus 19% lower in the large-brained lines as compared to the small-brained lines, which shows that the evolution of a larger brain has a strong negative effect on an important reproductive trait.

The authors in [27 31] suggested to controlling the evolution of a system by using strong, short pulses as a new means for quantum error prevention.

"Because of the evolution of a broad consensus on the need for strong board leadership, I now believe that one size may not necessarily fit all.

The idea itself stems largely from experimental evolution work using Drosophila, where a review by Rice and Hostert [50] noted that studies employing 'multifarious' divergent selection on multiple traits were more likely to result in the evolution of strong reproductive isolation than studies employing selection on a single trait.

However, an even more plausible scenario would involve evolution of a strong splice site context that would allow neutral fixation of GC sites.

In this book, Boaz Atzili argues that the process of state building has long been influenced by external territorial pressures and competition, with the absence of border fixity contributing to the evolution of strong states and its presence to the survival of weak ones.

To minimise the cost of infection, selection on the mouse favours the evolution of strong resistance alleles.

The evolution of strong room-temperature optical excitons observed in these multiple quantum well systems are systematically monitored during intercalation.