Sentence examples for differential extension from inspiring English sources

In a posterior work, Shea and Bailey [31] evaluated body proportions in order to test the hypothesis that morphologic differentiation of African pygmies can be explained by the differential extension of a common growth pattern (i.e. ontogenetic scaling).

Since nutrient concentrations are known to vary across reef zones [61], eutrophication may be a factor contributing to the differential extension patterns of S. siderea amongst the reef zones.

If light intensity increases from the nearshore to the forereef environments, then light attenuation would appear not to be the primary factor driving the differential extension rates amongst S. siderea inhabiting the three reef zones.

This paper examines to what extent sex differences in human facial morphology are correlates of body size dimorphism, and differentiates components of the face that do not correspond to a model of ontogenetic scaling, or to the differential extension of common patterns of growth allometry [1].

Remark 1 It should be noticed here that Theorem 1 and Theorem 2 coincide in the case of m = 0. Therefore, presented results may be regarded as the differential extensions of inequalities (4) and (5).

Because of this, we suggest that gyrification is more appropriately conceived as a function of expansion (and by extension differential expansion), with the same mechanism underpinning the formation of gyri and sulci in all species, rather than a process driven by cell or layer-specific changes in the developing cortex.

Differential forms are extensions of differentiable functions in R n.

Differential forms are extensions of functions in.

Differential forms are extensions of functions in ℝ n.

The differential forms are extensions of functions and can be used to describe various systems of PDEs, physics, theory of elasticity, quasiconformal analysis, etc.

Differential forms are extensions of functions and can be used to describe various systems in partial differential equations (or PDEs), physics, theory of elasticity, quasiconformal analysis, etc. Differential forms have become invaluable tools for many fields of sciences and engineering; see [1, 2] for more details.