Sentence examples for gradient modifications from inspiring English sources

Tests of transition height and gradient modifications are presented, based on experimental evidences and model efforts.

It may also be due to the osmotic gradient modification through the cytoplasmic membrane [ 30].

To test the nanoforce gradient hypothesis, modifications were made to the design of Sharklet AF, resulting in a range of nanoforce gradients43.

McIntyre and Hobbs [Conservation Biology 13 (1999) 1282] recently proposed a model in which landscapes can be classified according to the amount of habitat remaining and in which the remaining habitat can correspond to a continuum or gradient of modification.

Concomitant with the reduction of the pH gradient after modification was a decrease in the phosphorylation state of the adenine nucleotides measured either as ATP/Pi by MRS or [ATP]/[ADP][P i)] in tumour extracts.

A numerical convergence study is used to show that for a first order convergence of our discrete gradients grid modification is sufficient, whereas to achieve second order convergence grid optimization is mandatory.

Human influence on the environment differs in terms of distribution and intensity, thus producing a gradient of landscape modifications that translates into different landscape structures.

Moreover, most of the mosquito surveys performed in areas of tropical rainforest in southeastern Brazil was focused on testing hypotheses concerning particular mosquito fauna along a gradient of anthropogenic modifications [ 18].

In addition, the pattern of ecosystem demands shows a levelling of rural urban gradients, reflecting profound modifications of traditional rural urban relationships.

On a grid of 1386 lat/long cells (landscape units, c. 30 km2) we used simple information on land cover and easily measurable landscape metrics to identify a gradient of landscape modification for the model region of Lower Saxony, Germany.

We linked the gradient of landscape modification intensity to richness patterns of eight groups of vascular plants that were aggregated using residence and threat status and habitat preferences of the species.