Sentence examples for cumulative extension from inspiring English sources

Conversely, in order to determine the rigidity of extended lithosphere using the stratigraphy and/or geometry of rift basins and passive margins, it is necessary to independently constrain the cumulative extension of the lithosphere.

By simultaneously matching the observed and modeled topography and free-air gravity across the Albertine rift system, we have determined a cumulative extension ranging from 6 to 16 km with the maximum extension occurring in the central and northern segments of the basin.

The closely related species B. plicatilis shows a cumulative life span extension when both the mother and the daughter are subjected to CR, suggesting both maternal transmission and a direct effect of food conditions on the daughter (Kaneko et al., 2011).

Gravity-based measure which is basically an extension of cumulative measures is the third category; it evaluates the opportunities by cost factor and the attractiveness of the destination.

The cumulative probability of proximal extension in patients with proctitis was 36.8% (± SE: 7.1%) at 10 years after diagnosis.

Thus, we have found the cumulative probability of proximal extension in these patients to be 17.1% at 10 years after diagnosis.

In contrast, the cumulative probability of proximal extension in patients with left-sided colitis was significantly lower, 17.1% (± SE: 3.8%) at 10 years after diagnosis.

We analyzed the relationship between quality of evidence and the strength of recommendations using a proportional odds model (cumulative logistic model), an extension of logistic regression to handle ordinal response variables.

However, the extension to cumulative LE changes, Eq.9 of that paper, was not quite right because of a slight difference in time scales between the left (time of LE gain) and right (time of risk change) sides of that equation.

When considering only those two studies in which diagnosis and disease progression were confirmed using endoscopy and survival analysis was carried out, the cumulative rates of proximal extension was reported to range between 30 and 54% at 10 years, and between 50% and 84% at 20 years after diagnosis [ 20, 21].

Our results show that basin geometry is strongly dependent on the cumulative (and distribution) of lithospheric extension and the flexural rigidity of the lithosphere.