Sentence examples for a gradient for the from inspiring English sources

These results indicate the existence of a gradient for the strength of the antibiotic selection.

This localization of growth factors by the ECM and their signaling contributes to the establishment of a gradient for the soluble, diffusible morphogens, which play vital roles in shaping the developmental processes [ 91].

K+ ions leaving the cell through the K+ channels have been shown to supply the Na+,K+-ATPase with K+ even in [K+]out-free media [ 26], while the Na+,K+-ATPase activity provides a gradient for the ionic current through the K+ channels [ 25].

The easy dissociation of chimeras observed in chimerical callus could be explained by the fact that these disorganised tissues are growing in close contact with the selective medium, supporting our assumption that a gradient for the antibiotic effect exists in the entire plant.

This study demonstrated a gradient for the risk of prostate cancer with increasing level of exposure to methyl bromide, with the greatest risks among the two highest exposure categories (OR 3.47 95%-CI 1.37-8.76 for the highest exposure category) [ 28].

Give the new image a gradient for the background.

Conversely, Eastwood et al. [ 20] defined the worst PaO2 in patients with an FiO2 ≥0.5 as that associated with the ABG providing the highest arterial-alveolar (A-a) gradient; for patients with an FiO2 <0.5, the lowest PaO2 was recorded.

The use of a small flip angle and a gradient for refocusing the magnetization vectors gives this sequence a time advantage.

Also, we define and analyse the finite element approximation of the optimality system and a gradient method for the solution of the resulting discrete variational inequality.

This paper proposes an alternative classification scheme for urban mapping based on a gradient approach for the southern portion of the West African country of Ghana.

We used tertiles of the iScore to ascertain a gradient effect for the studied outcomes in the whole cohort.