Sentence examples for by changes in area from inspiring English sources

This indicates that circularity can be altered in two ways: by changes in area and by changes in the perimeter of a particle.

This shows that cellular contributions are not independent and that normal variations in the rate of cell division can be compensated by changes in cell area and/or extrusion to maintain wing blade area.

Therefore, the larger decrease in percent density in women who gained weight than in women who remained stable or lost weight can probably be explained by changes in nondense area and not by a decrease in dense area.

Compared to the original ACASA model, the improved model yielded an improved estimation of maize ET. Using the improved model, we found that maize ET was nonlinearly affected by changes in leaf area index and photosynthetic capacity through canopy conductance.

In considering the rate data reported in Table 1 and Figure 1, it is important to remember that the reported values reflect the net rates of precipitation and an extrapolation to the initial times in order to minimize artifacts caused by changes in surface area or the state of the seed crystals.

Therefore, it is unlikely that the effect of weight (gain) on breast cancer risk can be explained by (changes in) dense area.

Others may be threatened by changes in wintering areas.

This result indicates that, within a seasonal form, sexual differences in eye size were achieved both by changes in facet lens area and number.

Changes in motor behaviour that are present in subjects with CMSD appear to be largely mediated by changes in the cortical areas including M1. Inhibition of corticospinal output is increased in experimentally induced muscle pain resulting in decreased motor responses to TMS at rest [ 154] and increased corticospinal output during forceful muscle contractions [ 155, 156].

We assessed whether changes in coverage have generally matched changes in area by regressing proportional coverage divided by proportional area on year for each vegetation type.

We propose a cell-based mathematical model of tissue growth to investigate the systematic influence of curvature on the collective crowding or spreading of tissue-synthesizing cells induced by changes in local tissue surface area during the motion of the interface.