Sentence examples for scale alteration from inspiring English sources

A novel approach is then illustrated, where it is shown that this mechanistic model can be accounted for as a turbulent scale alteration, instead of addition, which enables the classical dimensional analysis of a turbulent boundary layer to apply.

This landscape scale alteration of the LMV resulted in the loss of nitrate (NO3) removal capacity of the valley, contributing to nitrogen (N -enhanced eutrophicatioN -enhancedtially hypoxia in theutrophicationf of Mexico.

We further hypothesize the presence of a larger scale alteration around this period, which is beyond all phenomena described.

Only in 5WexGF intestines, both SI and LI, large scale alteration of chemokine signaling was observed.

This suggests an extensive and large scale alteration of the metabolic system in the SPF small intestine.

In all 3 groups, the profiles of SI were characterized by large scale alteration of EGF, platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF) and NGF/neurotrophin signaling.

Substantial efforts for engineering implants for reduced treatment time frames have focused on micrometer and most recently on nanometer length scale alterations with negligible attention devoted to the effect of both macrometer design alterations and surgical instrumentation on osseointegration.

This study highlights how changes in land use and vegetative cover in the Midwest affects plant water uptake patterns, and suggests how these changes may influence larger landscape scale alterations in the hydrologic balance.

Chromosomal abnormalities, that is to say large scale alterations to the DNA, be they deletions, duplications or translocations, can have more severe effects.

Transcriptome studies have shown that large scale alterations of transcript abundances is a common feature of Fe deficiency and thus plays a key role in the Fe deficiency response [ 15- 17].

These two results suggest that the first three points of each time series (representing the first 12 hours) can be used to identify genes whose expression changes significantly in the early stages of differentiation, before wide scale alterations of gene expression.