Furthermore, our multivariable model demonstrated a steep rise in gradient of risk with each episode of AKI.
The gradient of U gives rise to the SO interaction in Equation 1, as (6).
The rising gradient of the surface energy, then enhanced the surface diffusion of carbon atoms from the bottom to the top of the Ni catalyst particles.
The rising gradient of morbidity prevalence in the older ages peaked at the old old (70 79) ages of 75 79.
Fifty percent of FMS/IBS patients vs. twenty-four percent from the IBS group were HLA-DQ2-positive, with a rising gradient of positivity proportional to the degree of histological damage, that is, Marsh stage 03838%) < Marsh stage 1 (53%) < Marsh stage 3 (86%).
The application of a magnetic gradient gives rise to an additional force that can be used to affect the melt flow of any material.
On canalized rivers navigation is facilitated by constructing locks that create a series of steps, the length of which depends on the natural gradient of the valley and on the rise at each lock.
The modified cellular oscillator model gives rise to a gradient of oscillation period along the tissue length, with the faster oscillations at the posterior end.
Positive 5′-3′ gradient of body methylation, where methylation levels rise toward the mid-portion of the transcribed part of the gene, can be attributed to a gene experiencing "boundary effects" from the attachment of transcriptional and translational machinery.
The roadway passed the Isthmus ridge at c. 79 m height with an average gradient of 1 70, while the steepest sections rose up to 6%.
This may be particularly important as the global workforce is aging [ 1- 3] and as health care demand appears to be rising across the gradient of high, middle and low income countries [ 4- 7].
