A pattern of decreasing occurrence of cases from winter to fall to spring and then summer was found across gender, age and geographic area.
The top of the troposphere, called the tropopause, corresponds to the level in which the pattern of decreasing temperature with height ceases.
The Omomys femur used here has a high BV/TV with the galagine-like pattern of decreasing BV/TV from the superior to the inferior half of the femoral head.
Now, a new paper co-authored by Aizenberg and Weaver in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reveals more secrets of the glass sponge's internal structural properties: not only does the design pattern of decreasing concentric silica layers increase fracture resistance, but it also increases the ultimate load-bearing strength of each spicule.
This pattern of decreasing diversity with distance, similar to the well-established decrease in genetic diversity with distance from Africa, implies that the origin of modern human language is in the region of southwestern Africa, Dr. Atkinson says in an article published on Thursday in the journal Science.
In general, all tested non-ionic surfactants showed a similar pattern of decreasing residual activity with increasing concentrations.
More limited evidence for mystery with results for "proportional occlusivity [that] show a significant pattern of decreasing in every house" [while actual occlusivity levels vary]" (17).
The pattern of decreasing range in R2 and RMSE values with increasing number of plots was repeated at the 1 ha scale (Fig. 8a, b).
Relative permeability: however, temperature rise exerts a considerable influence on the increase in oil relative permeability, and water relative permeability does not have an accurate pattern of decreasing or increasing.
If drift were the sole or primary determinant of genetic variability levels and patterns of community interrelationships, then the early mission period pattern of decreasing integration should have continued throughout the seventeenth century.
Taking the global map of net primary production (NPP) of terrestrial ecosystems (Fig. 1b), the pattern of decreasing productivity with latitude remains, but, the regions with highest productivity in South America and Africa do not match the hotspots of diversity.
