Sentence examples for understanding of the timescale from inspiring English sources

It's an "elegant" study that has "completely changed our understanding of the timescale of the evolution of this virus," says Eddie Holmes, an evolutionary biologist at Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

A deeper understanding of the timescale of daphniid evolution has implications beyond biogeography and systematics.

While actinopterygians have a fossil record dating to the Devonian [ 43], limited paleobiological surveys of richness through time [ 44] and striking disagreement between competing molecular age estimates have impeded our understanding of the timescale underlying their diversification.

Because NIRVs are a form of "fossil" viral element, their recognition permits, for the first time, study of the deeper evolution of non-retroviral RNA viruses and an understanding of the timescale of genomic interactions.

Thorley: We're — we're well aware of that, and to the extent anything, we ever did anything like that, we would have to be — give you the — a clear understanding of the timescales, which that — that covers and the, you know, to the fact that the company will cleanse any — any conversation to allow you to trade in due course.

The development of appropriate monitoring of these interventions requires an understanding of the timescales of their effect.

Given the potential impact of TEs on genome structure and gene expression divergence [ 45– 47] and the apparent variation in TE susceptibility amongst eukaryotes, an understanding of the timescales and phylogenetic patterns over which different classes of TEs are active is of great interest.

It argues that, in addition to variations in perceptions based on diverse knowledge, priorities and agendas, there exists a more fundamental divergence based upon different understandings of the timescale of climate change and related ideas of urgency and crisis.

Similar to my previous results with Westerling's (Yamanoi 2008, 2010) original protocol, the students improved their understanding about the timescale of evolution ("Definition of evolution" #9) and the non-inevitability of struggle in the process of natural selection ("Natural selection" #1 and # 2).

The aim of this work is to contribute to the understanding of the relationship between the timescales of molecular processes in ionomers and that of macroscale autonomous healing.

Amphibians offer suitable but so far underexploited systems for understanding the timescale of these processes.