Sentence examples for increasing heterogeneous from inspiring English sources

Responses of individual functional groups to functional group richness became increasing heterogeneous are stress increased, prompting shifts from linear diversity-variability/abundance relations under low stress to a mix of linear and non-linear responses under medium and high stress.

With higher values of I showing increasing heterogeneous studies, a random-effect model was applied.

For livestock, reduced movement and increased time spent grazing encourage grazing practices that increase heterogeneous grazing at a pasture scale.

Graphene nano-sheets have also increased heterogeneous active sites, causing nucleation process to proceed faster so that more amount of gas can be stored within water molecules cavities.

Due to the increased heterogeneous irradiation at low absorbed doses, we suggest that this response partly originates from non-irradiated cells in the tissue, i.e., bystander cells.

All patients showed increased heterogeneous acetate uptake of the prostate (mean SUVmax 7.3 g/ml, range 3.3 to 13.8 g/ml); typical appearance is shown in Figure 1.

If the temperature is increased, heterogeneous ignition occurs; the ignition temperature is influenced by the adsorption and desorption properties of both the fuel and the oxygen.

Multiple investigations in various experimental models have shown that sepsis is associated with a decrease in capillary density in association with increased heterogeneous perfusion in visualized capillaries, such that capillaries with intermittent or no flow are found in close proximity to well-perfused capillaries [4 7].

Because of its mean-field nature, the VPG deviates further from the ensemble averaged PG results when distance constraint fluctuations are large and cooperative, and while not necessary, errors are often further exacerbated with increased heterogeneous constraint density fluctuations.

Multiple investigations in various experimental models have shown that sepsis is associated with a decrease in capillary density in association with increased heterogeneous perfusion in visualized capillaries, such that capillaries with intermittent or no flow are found in close proximity to well-perfused capillaries [ 4- 7].

It is also not intuitive that the field becomes spatially less heterogeneous with increasing heterogeneity amplitude.