Sentence examples for impact of the gradient from inspiring English sources

Recent studies provide some evidence that the impact of the gradient model on temperature estimates affects the absolute temperatures, but that it is of minor importance for wave analysis.

The second reason is so that the impact of the gradient or slope (i.e. the steepness of the incline or decline) can be addressed.

Under wet flue gas desulfurization (WFGD) conditions which correspond to a rather high ionic strength, > 100 mM, it was found that the impact of the potential gradient is insignificant when the pH of the slurry is above 3.

The results of preliminary studies indicate that in France, the impact of the social gradient seems to have decreased in 2010 (vs. 2005); however, the inequalities in access for the poorest individuals have persisted [ 16].

We used the height and survival models for the 36-year-old plants to assess the nature of the genetic cline (if any) within the tested area and the impact of the environmental gradient across which the transplantation sites were distributed.

The direct effect of the temperature gradient on moisture migration within cheese slabs appeared to be more important than the possible impact of the small pH gradient produced within the cheese by the temperature gradient.

These findings are consistent with recent health research arguing about the impact of social gradient within the workplace and occupational hierarchy on health and well-being of people (see for example [ 33]) and show that the Greek version of SF-36 should be seen as an instrument having construct validity.

After visualizing spatial maps of surface hydrophilicity and measuring δ in microchannels, we investigated the impact of the observed hydrophilicity gradient on cell culture.

Despite their relative poverty, deprivation, and constrained access to resources, the impact of the socio-economic gradient on women appears to be dampened, with life expectancy exceeding men's at each level of SES and a narrower span between the health of poorest and richest (4).

The evolutionary impacts of the environmental gradient in Cameroon have been examined in a small number of taxa [ 27, 31, 32], but for the most part, there are not enough studies examining the relative roles of ecotones versus other biogeographic barriers (i.e. the Sanaga River).

Diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) was initially used for the qualitative assessment of the impact of a gradient applied for a certain time per area unit on echo planar MR images.