Sentence examples for of differing magnitude from inspiring English sources

Changes to channel morphology reflect geomorphic work by flood events of differing magnitude and frequency.

Catchment configuration and the nature of connectivity within and between landscape compartments affect the operation of sediment cascades and geomorphic responses to disturbance events of differing magnitude and frequency.

In addition, we sought to identify functional modules that are commonly affected by these two insults of differing magnitude and duration.

Whether these differences mean much is unclear; Figure 5 shows similar trends, of differing magnitudes, for the sexes across these three age groups.

This uncertainty can be a particular problem for linear projects, which can traverse a variety of potential cultural landscapes of differing magnitudes.

The willingness of employers to accept a net cost, of differing magnitudes, is explained at least in part by the rationales they put forward for engaging in apprenticeship training in the first place.

To assess the effect of differing magnitudes of heart rate increment, in a subset of five patients, we assessed repeated alternations in heart rate of 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60 beats/min in size.

These different in vitro effects could be due to the use of different LFS protocols [1200 × 3 Hz (Mockett et al. 2007) vs. 450 × 1 Hz (Chen et al. 1995)] that evoke LTD of differing magnitudes and durations.

Previous studies have revealed differences in MIF in fish due to differing magnitudes of photochemical degradation of MeHg in the water column.

In T1D for example, there are two adverse HLA-DQB1 variants (rs9273363/rs9275418) and two protective HLA-DQA1 variants (rs9272723/rs9270986), and PTPN22 (rs6679677) is adverse for both T1D and RA. Figure S3 also illustrates the differing magnitude of effect of individual SNPs, with many showing only a small effect, but less common variants having more powerful adverse or protective effects.

Relative sea levels reflecting differing magnitudes of isostatic rebound show that published values of isostatic depression in southern New England would inundate the landscape in southern New England with marine water south of the limit of late Pleistocene marine inundation.