Sentence examples for emphasize the variation from inspiring English sources

Certain features are labeled to emphasize the variation of lipid island heights.

In addition to the significant contribution of leaf biomass to total above-ground biomass, it is important to emphasize the variation of leaf contributions, ranging from 42·2 to 80·4 % at actively growing, 36·3 to 78·8 % at peak biomass and 15·8 to 63·2 % at senescent stages (Table  1).

Whereas most previous studies investigated the proton component (which is the major contributor to the plasma sheet pressure, e.g., Borovsky et al. (1998), Tsyganenko and Mukai (2003), and Wang et al. (2010)), here we emphasize the variations of the electron component in the nightside central plasma sheet (CPS) at distances 9 12 RE.

We emphasized the variation in information consistency depending on each case study scale in regard to the Landsat images resolution as compared to orthophotoplans.

After the 25th Variation it becomes increasingly brilliant and excited through the Quodlibet, the work's climax, the fact that there is a climax emphasizing the variations' organic intent.

The 3D-model-based representation is designed to emphasize the changes in 2D object shape due to motion, while de-emphasizing the variations due to lighting and other imaging conditions.

The normalized attenuation coefficients can emphasize the lateral variation of attenuation coefficients and reduce the effect of frequency-dependent attenuation coefficients.

A 5-year running average is also superimposed to emphasize the decadal variations.

To emphasize the phenotype variations across the lines, we identified the two lines with extreme values for BV/TV, Tb.N, and Conn.D (Figs.  1 and 2).

The red line segments represent the coefficients for each coordinate of each landmark specified by the first PC magnified by a factor of 100 to emphasize the pattern of variation.

Individual values are reported in order to emphasize the inter-neonate variation in Mref, which is specific to growing organisms (Bach et al. 2000).