Sentence examples for identify a gradient from inspiring English sources

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.

The results demonstrate that a model of percent canopy mortality as a continuous variable can be developed to identify a gradient of mountain pine beetle severity on the landscape.

This study was intended to identify a gradient of exposure to traffic-related air pollution within different areas in São Paulo to provide information for future epidemiological studies.

If we identify a gradient of effect between High and Low pressure lavage, we will also consider adding a third arm (very low pressure, bulb syringe), further increasing the study sample size to over 1500 patients.

However, our recent study (Song et al., 2013) failed to identify a gradient of E-cad protein expression among blastomeres, and revealed that deep cell layer thinning is likely independent of E-cad expression gradients, but that E-cad mediated mechanisms controlling migration efficiency of blastomeres are crucial for deep cell epiboly.

This study was intended to identify a gradient of exposure to traffic-related air pollution in São Paulo for future applications in such refined models of dispersion, and to be used eventually in studies on adverse health effects of traffic pollution.

The profiles for the four categories examined, mild-moderate ID, severe ID, ASD without ID and ASD with ID varied considerably and we often identified a gradient effect where the risk factors for mild-moderate ID and ASD without ID were at opposite extremes while those for ASD with ID were intermediary.

In their paper, they investigated leaf development gradient in time series gene expression data at successive stages (4 time points: base, tip: basal, transitional, and maturing) and identified a gradient of gene expression from base to tip: basal (23,354) > transitional (22,663) > maturing (22,036) > mature (21,332) from a total of 25,800 annotated genes.

Accordingly, the concept has emerged that the spectrum of abnormal glucose homeostasis in pregnancy identifies a gradient of chronic β-cell dysfunction that may antedate the pregnancy and translates into a continuum of future risk for the development of type 2 diabetes, with GDM representing the most extreme element followed, in turn, by GIGT (4).

Our data clearly identify a "northern" gradient in lineage diversity particularly evident across 56° N, multiple genetic imprints of inter-basin exchange, long-distance dispersal and sudden expansions across broad expanses of Siberia in two evolutionarily independent lineages of the salmonid fish Brachymystax lenok.

Here, we identify a "Human Impact Gradient for Biodiversity (HIGB)" based on a three-table ordination method (RLQ analysis) and fourth-corner analysis to identify key species traits that are associated with environmental gradient.