Sentence examples for sequential rise from inspiring English sources

The sequential rise of temperature upstream was most evident under hot and dry conditions, after daily peak air temperatures of 25 °C or above, and was subdued or disrupted under cooler or rainy conditions in summertime.

The dip in colocalization with Dextran at 1 3 h corresponds to a sequential rise in colocalization with rab7 and rab11 (fig. 6F, H).

In contrast, we observed a sequential rise in anxiety from pretreatment to post-treatment.

Sequential testing gives rise to temporal dynamics in the reliability of research.

In vivo it seems that the basal cells that remain after involution survive unaffected, as they are capable of giving rise to sequential healthy lactations.

Even the lowest level of ammonium addition at 4.5%N-NH4+ resulted in a dramatic decrease to pH = 4 during the growth phase followed by subsequent pH rise indicating sequential ammonium and nitrate metabolism.

This pattern implies a sequential duplication of CG9000 giving rise to CG9001, which in turn gave rise to the ancestor of CG9002 and CG7573.

The interstimulus intervals were maintained at 300 milliseconds between the sequential tones, and the rise-descent time was kept at 10 msec.

In sequential analysis (13 patients), rising sICAM-1 levels predicted a short-term fatal outcome (P = 0.0054) but, overall, sICAM-1 levels did not correlate with prognosis.

The same pattern as described for the radicle meristem is observed: periclinal divisions for columella initials (red arrows), anticlinal divisions for peripheral root cap initials (white arrows), and three sequential periclinal divisions occur, giving rise to epidermis, exodermis, sclerenchyma, and endodermis (yellow arrows).

This sequential emptying contributes to the rise of the alveolar plateau; the greater the V/Q heterogeneity, the steeper the expired CO2 slope.