Sentence examples for by differences in surfacing from inspiring English sources

Since in this experiment, our focus was on the external gill plasticity directly cued by oxygen concentration or predator cues, plastic responses to differences in individual oxygen demand caused by differences in surfacing frequency between treatments were not of interest.

Differences in net radiation are governed by differences in the simulated radiative surface temperature during the winter months and by differences in surface albedo during the spring/early summer.

Although this study did not examine in detail the mechanisms through which topographic convergences form, they may be induced by differences in surface roughness or elevation between land and sea areas and/or by thermally induced local winds (land breezes).

This can be explained by differences in surface topography (for example, elevation of land) and inundation frequency and duration inundation is more frequent and lasts longer in the downstream region than in the upstream region.

L. perlatum can usually be distinguished from other similar puffballs by differences in surface texture.

We examined whether the inflammatory dysregulation in p47phox−/− mice after zymosan could be explained by differences in surface expression of PRRs, binding of zymosan, or impaired clearance of β-glucan.

Together these data suggest that the effect of blocking N-glycosylation is both stage- and cell type-dependent and the process involves complexity which may be explained by differences in surface adherence molecule expression between cell types.

These significant relationships were driven primarily by differences in surface area.

The optical property results can be affected by differences in surface profile and in height between the sample and the reference [ 11].

The discrepancy between Yu and coworker's findings and ours could be caused by differences in the surface characteristics of the gold nanoparticles used.

These in vitro segregating systems are considered to be analogous to non-mixing liquids and their segregation is shown to be driven by differences in tissue surface tension (TST) of the constituent cell types (Foty et al. 1996).