Sentence examples for the length of evolution from inspiring English sources

The length of evolution of the disease before treatment was also predictive of constrictive pericarditis.

The experience was greatly appreciated (as recorded in the book of visitors' comments and from final interviews made by museum educators) and "word of mouth" brought many new visitors to the Museum (in 2009, we noted an increase of 7,000 visitors compared to the previous year, with the greatest increase corresponding to the length of the exhibition on evolution).

This could result in increased insertion-deletion (indel) dynamics in regions of secondary structure that would decrease the length of these segments in evolution.

The major difficulty with understanding adaption relates to the length of time required for experiments: evolution is by its very nature a gradual process.

The correlation between the troponin levels and the severity of clinical situation, the need for mechanical ventilation, vasoactive drugs, the length of hospitalization and the unfavorable evolution is positive and statistically significant.

During evolution the length of Xist RNA in different species changed dramatically.

The yeast homolog of TBP does not have the N-terminal part harboring the polyQ stretch while a gradual increase in the length of the polyQ stretch during evolution is observed.

The length of SRR has reduced during evolution from fish to human.

In birds, reptiles, and amphibians the kidneys are compact organs, as they are in mammals, but in fishes they are narrow bands of tissue running the length of the body (see below under Evolution of the vertebrate excretory system).

Special attention is given to the evolution of the length of hedges.

We then studied the evolution of the length of their major and minor axes for the entire agriculture season.