Sentence examples for gradients to which from inspiring English sources

The thermal environment is controlled by means of an active thermal shield which is kept at a temperature close to that of the sample cell in order to minimise the thermal gradients to which the sample is exposed.

As mentioned our data supports the notion that expression of DARC in the tumor microenvironment sequesters chemokines thus preventing the formation of the appropriate gradients to which various cell types would migrate toward.

The monomer sequence on the copolymer chain is taken in between a step gradient and a fully linear gradient, to which a gradient number λ = 0 and 1 are assigned, respectively.

Future studies in urban ecology could focus on higher trophic levels along a productivity gradient, to which we have provided a simple way to manipulate productivity.

SES is typically indicative of such things as access to health care, quality of housing, and the pollution gradient to which people are exposed.

Interestingly, polar localization requires both the absence of oxygen and the establishment of a proton concentration gradient to which the nitrate reductase complex may contribute fuelling the localization mechanism.

The experiment showed a direct causal link from the protein gradient to phosphorylation, which was consistent with (1) but not with (2), thus (2) was eliminated.

This curse is inherent to high-dimensional problems to which gradient-based learning is quite vulnerable.

Further work will be required to determine the extent to which gradient flattening may be impeding diversification generally or even reversing speciation [42].

Recent work has also suggested that an H2O2 gradient is necessary for adequate wound healing (for example, in zebra fish), but the extent to which such gradients are necessary for mammalian wound healing is still being explored [ 63].

Then we can develop their gradients to produce search directions which guide profitability for the search space [21].