Sentence examples for gradient reflects from inspiring English sources

The average gradient reflects the clarity of the fused image.

The gravity gradient reflects the density anomaly; Figs. 16, 17 and 18 shows that there are multi-ring structures (Spudis 1993) at the Mare Smythii site.

Toe-to-room temperature gradient reflects tissue perfusion at the bedside and is a strong prognosis factor in critically ill patients with severe infections.

While there is abundant evidence that a gradient exists (Cutler and Lleras Muney 2010), more controversy exists on whether the gradient reflects a causal effect.

Conclusion Toe-to-Room temperature gradient reflects tissue perfusion at the bedside and is a strong prognosis factor in septic shock patients.

Because litter is an important basal food resource in the food webs of both forests and streams, the 137Cs concentration gradient reflects to possible 137Cs transfer from lower to higher trophic animals.

Within ploughed land this gradient reflected variation in intensity of use, within abandoned land it reflected time since abandonment and the re-growth succession under closing canopies.

In a prospective observational study of critically ill patients with severe infections, toe-to-room temperature gradient reflected disease severity and correlated with tissue perfusion parameters.

Moreover, the KPI/CH blend films exhibited a visible compositional gradient, reflecting that the CH was rich in near-surface of the films, especially air side.

We argue that the plasma clumps can be cooled down by the adiabatic expansion within 250 yr, and form the temperature gradient reflecting the sequential heating by the precessing pulsar jet.

The objective of this study was to clarify whether the changes in percent cover of plant functional types (i.e., life forms and growth forms) along a grazing gradient reflect the livestock number, which would reinforce the reliability of using a grazing gradient design and improve the management of rangeland.