Sentence examples for intensity of stratification from inspiring English sources

As the average intensity of stratification varies from year to year, the predicted impact of stratification on BWDO varies proportionally, as a function of the regression coefficients.

Although the intensity of stratification can be difficult to predict in advance because it varies over short time scales due to wind forcing, it can likely be approximated using river flow and climate data.

Numerous physical parameters favour the extensive propagation of cyanobacteria, such as warmer temperatures, particular rainfall patterns, windiness and consequently the intensity of thermal stratification of the water column.

We used TMA Navigator software (Applied Imaging, San Jose, CA) to quantitate the tumor (scale of 0 100) intensity and stratification of biomarkers into quartiles for each core at 20X magnification.

Hormone receptor positive tumors are usually diagnosed irrespective of stratification of receptor staining intensity or distinction between ER and PR positivity.

To quantitate the intensity of the membrane staining in a more objective manner, the stained sections were scanned and the digital images processed to produce a numerical representation of the staining intensity and stratification into groups typically reported in a manual analysis by a pathologist (e.g., 3+ staining).

The classical topic of wave propagation in a rotating gas is revisited by deducing scalar wave equations for propagation of acoustic and rotational waves through a plug flow of gas in rigid-body rotation with arbitrary intensities of the radial stratification.

This led to the strategy of risk adaptation within clinical trials, with the majority increasing the intensity of therapy delivered to infants by stratification to high-risk arms.

The Medical Research Council (MRC) UK ALL 2003 (UKALL 2003) randomized control trial (registration number ISRCTN07355119) tested whether MRD-based risk stratification allows the intensity of therapy to be adapted to the risk of relapse.

The availability of ZnT8As as a marker in addition to GADAs and IA-2As allowed stratification across the intensity of islet autoimmune response, which is clearly reflected by the clinical phenotype of patients with adult diabetes, with features of more severe insulin insufficiency proportional to the number and, accordingly, titers of islet autoantibodies.

On the basis of available evidence, assessment of subclinical atherosclerosis should be considered in persons judged to be at intermediate risk by Framingham score, because test results may influence risk stratification and, consequently, the intensity of therapeutic intervention.