Sentence examples for increasing variation and from inspiring English sources

The increasing variation and the final decline of NPP with diversity may be explained by the fact, that many hotspots are located in alpine and semi-arid regions.

All crossover models share a common characteristic: given a homogeneous IGC rate, crossover is effective in increasing variation and in breaking LD within duplicates only if it is acting between paralogous regions.

Being embedded in triple-helix networks may facilitate the circulation of new ideas, increased variation and may provide complementary assets and knowledge.

Finally, the increased variation and inter-quartile range presented for most of the future periods and RCMs constitute an indicator of increment in precipitation extremes, either low or high, and therefore increased risk for effective water resources management due to increased flooding potential (in case of high extremes) or droughts (in case of low extremes).

Recent studies have suggested that ecological systems will begin to demonstrate increased variation and asymmetry close to an ecological threshold, and a suitable indicator needs to detect this prior to regime shift (see [10], [11]).

Two less important parameters in the model are the % of insertion/deletions, which increases variation, and the copy-number, which decreases variation.

This suggests that health is defined by a certain distance from thermodynamic equilibrium; too close (decreased variation, too little energy dissipation, low entropy) or too far (increased variation and energy dissipation, high entropy) both represent pathological alterations.

The consonant (C) sounds in each word are individualised for each participant to ensure a) they are sounds they can produce at least 10% of the time, b) they are maximally different in terms of place and manner of articulation and voicing to increase variation and complexity and c) are not vowel-like consonants (e.g. 'y' or 'l'), to facilitate later acoustic analysis.

The mechanical behaviour of frozen ground and permafrost is changing under the increasing variation of environmental and anthropogenic boundary conditions.

In addition, the studied critical Reynolds number exhibits a decreasing and increasing variation corresponding to shear contraction and shear dilation of rock fracture.

One effect is an increasing variation in the views and the aesthetic values of the arable land.