Sentence examples for be a gradient of from inspiring English sources
These processes may couple (interfere) and cause new induced effects of flows occurring without or against its primary thermodynamic driving force, which may be a gradient of temperature, or chemical potential, or reaction affinity.
When examining a single areole within a stage 2 (window stage) leaf, there appeared to be a gradient of TUNEL-positive nuclei that corresponded with the progression of mitochondrial death.
Interestingly, there seemed to be a gradient of reporter activation in the ducts because we detected quite a number of YFPpos cells in the smaller ducts of lactating glands.
Furthermore, under the model one would expect there to be a gradient of ER-dependent compartmentalization within syncytia: more compartmentalized close to nuclei due to the presence of pore-associated bleb domains and more continuous nearer the plasma membrane.
They have found evidence for a central tenet of the Ds/Ft model, as proposed earlier, that there should be a gradient of Ds/Ft heterodimers across the tissue.
There seems to be a gradient of frequency of methodological weaknesses among reviews: Attempted systematic reviews of whole animal research tend to be better than those of bench studies, though compared to systematic reviews of human clinical trials they are apparently poorer.
What he found was a gradient of genes across Europe, fanning out from the Middle East, and the gene map almost exactly matches the archaeological map of the spread of wheat.
There was a gradient of increasing quality from the most degraded northern site to the main estuary, downstream.
There is a gradient of precipitation and runoff from high in the eastern Gulf to low in the western Gulf.
There was a gradient of involvement by LCH from focal sinus involvement to diffuse sinus involvement and from focal paracortical involvement to diffuse paracortical involvement.
