Sentence examples for transformations and pathways from inspiring English sources

The culmination of this research was a comprehensive field study conducted in 1996 to ascertain whether the Cape Hatteras shelf was a net source or sink for atmospheric CO2, and the associated transformations and pathways of inorganic and organic carbon.

The topic of matter and energy transformations and pathways is one of the five core conceptual areas in biology identified in the recently published Vision and Change: A Call to Action (AAAS, 2010) report.

Combustion engines will remain the most used propulsion mode during several decades; therefore both cleaner conventional fuels and alternative resources are required calling in turn for the development of new transformation and process pathways.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Schematic of the phase transformations and isotopic exchange pathways over the Co3Mo3N Co6Mo6N system.

There is still a lack of knowledge concerning: quantities of pharmaceuticals entering the environment, origin of the pharmaceutical active agents, metabolism and transformation pathways, the effects of the active substances, metabolites and transformation products on aquatic organisms, as well as their persistence or degradability in the environment.

Given the extensive coverage of low/no-fossil carbon transformations, the papers on mechanisms and pathways are clearly the most important contributions of this SV.

One specific example of this is the document Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology Education: A Call to Action, published by the AAAS (2009), which argues for a set of core concepts that all undergraduate biology students should understand, including "structure and function" and "pathways and transformations of energy and matter".

Further investigations are currently under way to confirm the identity of other polymorphs of methyl paraben and to establish phase relationships and transformation pathways.

Continuous Socially-Oriented Observations integrating scientific, education and monitoring methods enables to define adaptation and transformation pathways in the Arctic – the most rapidly changing region of our planet.

Given that a large number of potential changes induced by MYC may be required for transformation, and that some genes and pathways are regulated by MYC in a lineage/cell-type specific manner [36], it is important to determine both the nature and timing of molecular changes induced by MYC in specific target cell types in vivo.

The first theoretical structure that is essential for students to encounter is cellular biology, which comprises the ontological assumptions of structure and function and pathways and transformation of energy and matter, as described in Vision and Change (AAAS, 2011).