Sentence examples for gradient development from inspiring English sources
Resolution was maintained at high flow rates (up to 900 cm/h) and utilizing shorter gradient development routines.
Qualitative and quantitative data describing battery performance in terms of concentration gradient development and discharge curves points out the range for the most favourable electronic conductivity values of the electrodes: the values should not differ by more than order of magnitude.
In order to obtain such data, the chromatographic methods employed (i.e., stationary phase selection, mobile phase gradient development) must be tailored to resolve the entities such that the separation obtained per hydrophobic ligand conjugated to the scaffold is greater than the peak width generated by the MW distribution.
It is followed by a pre-feasibility stage, which includes a series of studies (geological, geochemical, and geophysical), establishment of the thermal gradient, and development of the geothermal model.
The VIBI-E and its component metrics were also evaluated against a new disturbance gradient (Landscape Development Index or LDI), derived from land use percentages within a 1 km radius of the wetlands, that was not used during VIBI-E development.
A recent model [48] based on "nuclear trapping" of Bcd molecules has also successfully recapitulated the stability of the nuclear Bcd gradient during development.
Further, urea clearance by hemodialysis was efficient at approximately 70% and probably generated a sufficient plasma-to-brain urea gradient for development of cerebral edema, intracranial hypertension and DDS.
This gradient of development may have consequences for follicle activation later in life where it has been recognized for many years that the first follicles to initiate growth are those that were formed the earliest, sometimes called the "first in, first out" or the "production line" hypothesis (124, 125).
In this study, we characterise the leaf transcriptome of Dodonaea viscosa with the aim to identify and functionally annotate a large number of expressed genes as well as identify single nucleotide polymorphisms between populations collected along a latitudinal gradient for development as molecular markers.
For example, as well as pro-gyral/pro-sulcal differences already detailed above (Smart et al. 2002; Bayer and Altman 2006; Kriegstein et al. 2006; Rajagopalan et al. 2011), different degrees of neuronal spacing have been observed at the cytoarchitectonic level (Semendeferi et al. 2011), while at a larger scale still, there is a rostral caudal gradient in development (Smart et al. 2002).
