Sentence examples for by spatial differences in from inspiring English sources

The protomap is thought to be underpinned by spatial differences in progenitor cell identity that are reflected at the transcriptional level.

Conversely, the mid to long-term recovery response (expressing its completeness) is driven by the depletion of resilience capacity and by the amount of change in vegetation structure and functioning modulated by spatial differences in fire severity.

Because there is no apparent correlation of the predominant frequency distribution with the damage distribution, we may conclude that the damage concentration is not primarily controlled by spatial differences in the local site effects, specifically featured in the DCA.

Zooplankton diversity in the GoMA is characterized by spatial differences in community composition among the neritic environment, the coastal shelf, and deep offshore waters.

These patterns may either be explained by the formation of new trichomes between more mature trichomes or by spatial differences in the growth characteristics such that the smaller trichomes are initiated normally, but grow slower.

Next, we examine the evidence for meta-population dynamics in A. polyacanthus by evaluating spatial differences in migration rates and conformation to predictions from the propagule and migrant-pool re-colonisation models.

The importance of geographical context in understanding drinking behaviour is emphasised by the spatial differences in consumption and related health outcomes across Great Britain (Beeston et al., 2014; Leon and McCambridge, 2006).

The local vegetation histories, supported by radiocarbon dating, demonstrate spatial differences in vegetation pattern both during the time of monument construction and use (c. 2000 1500 cal BC) and during subsequent periods.

However, a detailed study by Jinno (2011) of spatial differences in neurogenesis found greater number of calretinin-positive cells, a marker of immature granule cells, in the suprapyramidal versus infrapyramidal blade of the dorsal dentate gyrus, where calretinin-positive cells reside.

Compared to all other available ERG recording techniques, the novel information provided by meERG recording is the spatial differences in corneal potentials.

A better understanding of the component pollutant concentrations and interrelationships would be useful in epidemiological studies that exploit spatial differences in exposure by clarifying the extent to which measures of individual pollutants, particularly nitrogen dioxide (NO2), represent spatial patterns in the multipollutant mixture.