Sentence examples for median gradient of from inspiring English sources

In unmarked bees inside brood nest cells, which had emerged naturally in the test colonies ('nn' in Fig. 7A), the median gradient of Tthorax-Tabdomen increased from just 0.1°C at Texp = 34°C to 2.0°C at Texp = 15°C.

It's got an average gradient of 10.3% over 1.5km but there's a 25% sign near the start, which if anything seemed to be underestimating the gradient.

It's 7.1km at an average gradient of 8.4%, although much of it is above 9%.

Indeed, GC-content median gradients are all almost flat in the internal regions of genes with many introns and do not differ between the two species (fig. 8 A for genes with 11 introns).

Central-to-toe temperature differences that we observed were in the same range than data reported in the Lima's study with a median central-to-toe temperature gradient of 12.5 13.8] °C.8] °C in the septic shock group and 6.9 12.0] °C.0] °C in patients with severe sepsis.

In contrast, neighborhood vegetation abundance decreased across a gradient of increased time since disturbance (R2=0.62) with the most variation explained by median year of neighborhood development (R2=0.56).

As predicted, neighborhood vegetation richness increased across a gradient of low to high SES (R2=0.89) with the most variation explained by median family income (R2=0.86).

PC2 represents a gradient of slight variation in the size shape and position of paired and median fins.

Here, we have shown that a gradient of canonical Wnt signalling activity is present along the PD axis in median as well as pectoral fins of zebrafish (Fig. 8B′,G).

Median year of neighborhood development was also the dominant factor (R2=0.47) in explaining decreased park vegetation abundance across a gradient of increased time since disturbance.

To the engineer, a car sits somewhere on the gradient of acceptability.