Sentence examples for rising gradient from inspiring English sources
The rising gradient of the surface energy, then enhanced the surface diffusion of carbon atoms from the bottom to the top of the Ni catalyst particles.
Indeed, there was strong ectopic expression of the TOPdGFP reporter in axin1/apc1 mutants in a rostro-caudally rising gradient (Fig. 1A).
A rule can be laid down that a rising gradient on a curve should never be more than 5percentt.
The rising gradient of morbidity prevalence in the older ages peaked at the old old (70 79) ages of 75 79.
Fifty percent of FMS/IBS patients vs. twenty-four percent from the IBS group were HLA-DQ2-positive, with a rising gradient of positivity proportional to the degree of histological damage, that is, Marsh stage 03838%) < Marsh stage 1 (53%) < Marsh stage 3 (86%).
It is necessary to know the relative importance of the different resistances that a truck has to overcome in order to understand properly the influence of rising gradients on the passage of logging trucks, which are often fully laden.
The reabsorption of about 70 percent of the sodium ions in the filtrate means that a similar value of water in the filtrate must accompany these ions as a vehicle to prevent a rising osmotic gradient (i.e., to prevent a rising difference in the concentration of the sodium solution inside and outside the tubule).
However, the increase in flow rate with rising pressure gradient for converging tapering is almost linear.
It is interesting to note that the rate of increase in flow rate for rising pressure-gradient is non-linear for thixotropic fluid unlike the established results in history.
These results indicate that PNs enable flies to reliably respond to onsets of slowly rising odorant gradients.
In motile fibroblasts, for instance, there are transient calcium microdomains ('calcium flickers') of ∼5 μm in diameter and 10 2000 ms in duration, a rising flicker activity gradient along the rear-to-front axis, and a shallow background calcium concentration gradient in the opposite direction.
