Sentence examples for a rising difference in from inspiring English sources

The reabsorption of about 70 percent of the sodium ions in the filtrate means that a similar value of water in the filtrate must accompany these ions as a vehicle to prevent a rising osmotic gradient (i.e., to prevent a rising difference in the concentration of the sodium solution inside and outside the tubule).

Increase in predation rate in a given year can have considerable influence on several demographic parameters in the subsequent year thus rise differences in the composition of the population (for example, predation rate in 1 year determines the proportion of immigrant males in the next year: r = −0.721, N = 18 years, P < 0.001).

There is a rising goalscorer who may make all the difference in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final with Porto this evening.

"The arts are a common language for all people, reaching beyond national borders, rising above differences in religion, race and customs," said Hisashi Hieda, chairman of the Japan Art Association.

Small differences between the simulated and experimental spectra rise likely rise from difference in the details of the morphology of the nanostructure: these differences are more notably between 300 and 400 nm, probably reflecting a small contribution arising from the transverse plasmon mode in silver.

Reasonable differences in assumptions that give rise to a critical difference in outcomes point to high priorities for research.

Thus, differences in cultural cognition necessarily give rise to differences in metaphorical conceptualization in different languages.

Such an indirect comparison can give rise to differences in AP duration that are unrelated to any cardiomyopathy phenotype (see also 6 below).

To evaluate their effectiveness, these methods are assessed using a typical large capacity Li-ion pouch cell designed for EDVs from the perspective of coolant parasitic power consumption, maximum temperature rise, temperature difference in a cell, and additional weight used for the cooling system.

Thus, the centre-periphery organization favours the detection of movement; in a similar way it favours the detection of contours because these give rise to differences in the illumination of the parts of the receptive fields.

Furthermore, this study reveals that managerial choices of Dutch (bio medical and health research leaders give rise to differences in performances measures.