Sentence examples for more clear gradient from inspiring English sources

In the GEE model dissecting the interaction effects of COMT Val158Met polymorphism and physical activity on muscle properties a more clear gradient of the effects was observed.

Interestingly, the frequency of this motif showed a clear gradient, being more predominant in CLIP-positive translational targets than in CLIP-negative translational targets and was even more reduced in both the CLIP-positive and CLIP-negative subset of mRNAs that did not shift to polysomes following SRSF1 overexpression.

Of the three taxa present in more than three tidal zones, Dipteran and Acariformes showed a clear gradient of enrichment in δ13C and TC from the supralittoral zone to the low-intertidal zone (Fig. 3).

There was a clear gradient in survival, with better survival for women from more affluent areas.

A clear gradient is seen for the general population in whom the percentage with two or more conditions increases as the extent of neighbourhood deprivation increases.

Based on 80 recurrences overall, a clear gradient for lower recurrence rates in women with large reductions was seen - recurrence rates being more than twofold higher in women with no reduction compared with those presenting a reduction ≥10%.

For the variable "perceived walking distance to public green space", for instance, there is no clear gradient with the coefficient for the category "not existing/unavailable by foot" being smaller than those for the category "more than 20 min".

Based on 80 recurrences, a clear gradient for lower recurrence rates was seen among women with larger density reductions - with recurrence rates being more than twofold higher in women with no reduction compared with those presenting a reduction ≥10%.

And here's why we should care: health inequality follows a clear gradient path.

Shops should certainly be more clear.

Paul Willis could not have been more clear.