Sentence examples for appearance of the higher from inspiring English sources

We observed the reduction of the lower band (single-stranded DNA) and the corresponding appearance of the higher band (double-stranded DNA) with increasing protein concentration.

This rueful awkwardness is only enhanced by the unexpected appearance of the high school student, Jason John Gallagher Jr..), who was driving the car that killed Danny.

The question underlying the appearance of the high-level government officials is whether government officials knew AWB Ltd. was paying kickbacks to Iraq.

The GLA planners said: "A building with a unique composition, with a striking roof form and an architectural appearance of the highest order, consistent with the aspirations of the London Plan".

This explains the appearance of the high contrast region on the TFR of the S-transform.

The sudden discontinuity at 4.23 MHz indicates the first appearance of the high-density condensate as the cloud undergoes a phase transition.

Whereas, the appearance of the high temperature superconductivity in hole-induced C60 bulk single crystal and CHBr3 intercalated C60 bulk by the field effect have attracted extensive attention.

This explains the appearance of the high leakage current in the anodization curve, which can be attributed to a direct current flow from the electrolyte to the Si surface through the nanograin.

This finding suggests that shading treatments not only reduced the leaf concentrations of flavonoids but also delayed the appearance of the highest flavonoid concentrations in C. paliurus leaf of different provenances during the growing season.

Further study is needed to devise criteria for diagnosis of fatal fat embolism since the histological appearance of the high-grade PIF in natural sudden death may not be easily distinguishable from the traumatic fat embolism.

The appearance of the high selectivity can be explained partly on the basis of the electrostatic repulsion of the chitosan membrane having a positive charge with trimethylamine, as being supported by cyclic voltammetry.