Sentence examples similar to existing as a gradation from inspiring English sources

Individual results from the LOFS should be interpreted as a gradation of severity in the spectrum of frailty between both extremes.

When we examined the performance quartiles, there was not as much of a gradation in gender proportion except the 4th quartile among the 6MWD performance quartiles compared to that seen in the CET-Tend of performance quartiles.

All existing ballast gradations were first represented by a set of "characteristic gradation curves".

Within the orders there's a gradation as well, with Michael and George you can be a Knight Grand Cross (very grand indeed), a Knight Commander (pretty grand) or a Commander (not a knight).

Add different greens in a gradation of your choice as you move inwards in the eye.

For comparative purposes similar morphologies, such as quadricaudates, are positioned in one layer, with a gradation of layers from more spiny cells (top) to spineless (bottom).

"There's kind of a gradation," she says.

Percentage identity is depicted with a gradation of blue shading (dark blue is 100% identical).

Indeed, each complaint involving a specific type of voice disorders, although viewed as discrete here, might still be considered as a continuous gradation of varying levels of symptom intensity (i.e. as a latent trait).

As I remember it, they were a gradation from orange over to a pale yellow".

We analyzed these along with other studied rbcS 5'-NCS such as those of Arabidopsis [ 50] to provide a gradation of taxonomic relations and evolutionary distances.