Sentence examples for through emergence from inspiring English sources

Potential dependent oxidation of the polymer in the neutral electrolyte is observed through emergence of characteristics IR absorption bands associated with different structures of PANI in oxidized and doped state.

This was due to the so-called 'strong selection, weak mutation' assumption, that is, that adaptation occurs through emergence and rapid fixation of single mutations.

These authors have shown that the evolution of a new, bidirectionally incompatible strain is possible through emergence of a mutant Wolbachia strain that cannot rescue its own modification but rescues the modification of the wildtype Wolbachia strain.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06513.016 Slow and delta power remained relatively constant in infants of all ages as end-tidal sevoflurane concentration decreased during MOSSA through emergence.

One example of how management actions could have unanticipated and delayed effects on body size acting through emergence date is stream flow regulation.

For example, platelet activation is enriched in 87% of kidney carcinomas, but only in 6% of uterine adenocarcinomas, which may translate to differences in tumour haemostatic activity or formation of cancer metastases through emergence of platelet-tumour cell aggregates [ 23].

This desire was first manifested through myth, and then made real through early experiments and through the emergence of modern surgery in the nineteenth century.

While there is cause for optimism, through continued improvements in the efficiency and safety of systemic delivery, through the emergence of alternative viral agents and through favourable clinical experiences, clinical trials as part of multimodal protocols will be necessary to define clinical utility.

Evidence of this displacement of control through management by numbers is accumulating through the emergence of almost continual quality failures and healthcare scandals right alongside the extension of managerial control infrastructure and ambitions.

"The question that this election cycle will test," said one adviser to Mr. Bush, "is whether times have changed enough through the emergence of a new investor class, and through the recognition that Social Security is going broke, that new solutions can be found".

Sustained circulation of contemporary clades of both viruses for decades and their global dissemination demonstrated that switching of the predominant genetic group did not arise through the emergence of novel lineages each respiratory season, but through the fluctuating circulation frequencies of pre-existing lineages which undergo proliferative and eclipse phases.