Sentence examples for created a gradient from inspiring English sources

At Inga Lake, five silvicultural treatments (untreated, plowed-and-inverted, rotocleared-and-mixed, burned-windrow, repeated vegetation control) created a gradient from pure broadleaf to pure white spruce (Picea glauca [Moench] Voss) overstories.

Using six 40-m-long streamside flumes, we created a gradient of streambed landscapes with increasing spatial flow heterogeneity to assess how physical heterogeneity, inherent to streams, affects biofilm diversity and DOC use.

In fast-growing E. coli, bidirectional replication starts from oriC creating a gradient of gene dosage from the origin to the terminus21.

Because of electromagnetic shielding effects, outer ligaments receive more electrodeposited material than inner ligaments, creating a gradient in structural reinforcement.

The heated air then cools as it rises, creating a gradient in which atmospheric temperature decreases with elevation by an amount known as the adiabatic lapse rate.

Seeds produce growth by creating a gradient in the system, using local communication, which spare modules descend to locate the seed.

With increasing sample thickness, the columns of pores begin to merge creating a gradient in pore diameter of up to several hundreds of microns.

By live imaging of mouse oocytes, Verlhac and colleagues demonstrate that actin-coated vesicles together with myosin Vb participate in centring of the nucleus by creating a gradient of cytoplasmic forces.

The few organisms that exhibit a rainbow pattern, such as Bronzewing pigeons (Phaps spp ., do so using spatially segregated nanostructures along each feather, creating a gradient of colours from blue to red16.

Chang varied the thickness of two different compositions, one of germanium, antimony and sulfur (GSS) and the other of germanium, antimony, and selenium (GSSE), creating a gradient, or ratio, between the two across the length of the film.

Solvent A (0.1 % w/v trifluroracetic acid) and solvent B (0.08 % w/v acetonitrile) were used to create a gradient.