Sentence examples for a variable intensity of from inspiring English sources
"Film is a variable intensity of light, an internal balance of time, a movement within a given space".
Climatic fluctuations generated coal-bearing cycles, probably through a variable intensity of precipitation which affected the density of vegetation cover across the landscape along with evaporation and groundwater table.
Analysis of GAP43-mCherry fluorescence in the MOE of H2be-KO mice revealed a variable intensity of the fluorescent reporter similar to that observed for the endogenous gene.
We used a series of nested models of increasing complexity ranging from the simplistic pure neutrality (f = 1, α = 0) to models incorporating a variable intensity of positive or purifying selection (f and α are allowed to vary according to each gene category).
This study was undertaken to assess the reproducibility of a variable intensity cycling protocol using subjects of varying abilities, under warm humid conditions.
(A ) zfDysGFP variable intensity of expression in muscle fibres of 2 dpf wild-type embryo.
The immunohistochemical reactions using antibodies directed to CD24 yielded in cancer cells colour reactions of a membranous localisation (CD24m) or a membranous-cytoplasmatic localisation (CD24c-m), of a variable intensity in individual cases.
On the other hand, spectra registered on the colorant deposited on the aggregated AuNPs showed an enhancement for all the three types of multiple depositions (mainly on the three depositions), even if they were characterized by a variable intensity, depending on an inhomogeneous distribution of the colloidal aggregates.
No evidence of stable differences in gene diversity was observed between stocks, what is consistent with an intermittent and variable intensity of bi-directionally exchange between them.
The ICC provides an indication of variance for the outcome variable, intensity of use of CM, at both levels of the data structure.
Using the above mentioned protocol, the kinetics of photoexcitation and relaxation of RCs of photosynthetic bacteria was investigated in the following photoactivation modes: at constant illumination time and discretely variable intensity of photoexcitation (Fig. 3), and at a given intensity of exciting light and different exposure times (Fig. 4).
