Sentence examples for gradient progression from inspiring English sources

A feature of cochlear HC lesions induced by ouabain treatment was a gradient progression from base to apex.

The %B gradient progression over time follows the shape of "1 minus exponential decay" and is a function of the restriction flow rate [ 29 ].

DTI may be a useful tool for anatomical quantification of microscopic lesions and shed light on the mechanisms of AD pathology, particularly in terms of gradient of progression.

In addition to the coordinated elongations between the body axis and WD, it is also known that the FGF8 gradient regulates the progression of somite segmentation (Dubrulle et al., 2001).

This establishes a spatial and temporal gradient of meiotic progression in C. elegans, with a well-characterized timing of events (Jaramillo-Lambert et al. 2007; Pazdernik and Schedl 2013).

As previously reported, reactive astrocytosis was first present in the dorsal striatum and coursed to the ventral striatum in a dorso-ventral gradient with greater disease progression (3).

Biological gradient : When rate of progression increases (or decreases) incrementally as dose of exposure increases; provides strong evidence of causal relationship.

The urban-rural gradient observed in disease progression at diagnosis is also opposite that observed in incidence in Denmark (Ewertz, 1993) and might represent a different degree of delay by rural patients, providers or both, although we know of no relevant Danish study.

The progression of the gradient of Organoclay 1 showed similarity to the control, suggesting a comparable binding efficiency.

Our data show an evident rural-urban gradient of PAEE, which mirrors progression toward western levels of habitual physical activity.

At E14.5, Atoh1 was profoundly expressed in the entire cochlea of Neurod1 mutant mice (Fig. 7B') whereas in the wild-type littermate, expression was weak in the apex with an obvious gradient suggesting a base to apex progression (Fig. 7A').