Sentence examples for the evolution of size from inspiring English sources

The evolution of size and reduction of NPs density was also observed with metallic NPs on various substrate surfaces.

The evolution of size and number of faces for the minority and majority phase grains in the 40/60 volume fraction simulation is presented and discussed.

The similarity solution of the population balance equation for pure kinetic coagulation (coalescence) has proved to be a useful means of representing the evolution of size distributions of homogeneous particulate systems.

In general, the evolution process of the Au droplets on GaAs (110), (100), and (111)B showed quite a similar behavior to that on GaAs (111)A in terms of the nucleation of Au clusters and wiggly nanostructures as shown in Figure 2 and the evolution of size and density as a function of the T a as summarized with the plots in Figure 4.

It may be that a frugivorous diet may have promoted the evolution of size discrimination abilities.

During atmospheric aging the evolution of size and composition of primary particles, i.e. particles that enter the atmosphere in the condensed phase, is influenced by condensation and evaporation of vapors.

Our findings indicate that the evolution of genome size and spore size are not correlated within the A.monanthes complex.

In this study we investigate the evolution of genome size and spore size within the Asplenium monanthes complex.

Third, male sperm size might have experienced relaxed selection on size when selfing hermaphroditism evolved, resulting in the evolution of smaller size.

The correlations between Phanerozoic atmospheric oxygen fluctuations and insect body size suggest that higher oxygen levels facilitate the evolution of larger size in insects.

During propagation, we monitored the evolution of colony size diversity within microcosms by assessing the colony sizes of different genotypes from each microcosm every second day.