Sentence examples for sufficient gradient from inspiring English sources

While random distributions may have partly reflected small sample sizes, clearly coherent patterns were evident for many groups, indicating a sufficient gradient in environmental conditions.

This mechanism requires irregularities produced by a sufficient gradient in the electron density and electric current flow produced by an electric field or a wind (Fejer and Kelley 1980).

Four pairs of simple planar slope models were constructed, one in each pair being of sufficient gradient to promote slope failure during soil thaw and the second having a gradient below the threshold for instability.

The Fontaine d'Eure, at 76 m above sea level, is only 17 m higher than the repartition basin in Nîmes, but this provided a sufficient gradient to sustain a steady flow of water to the 50,000 inhabitants of the Roman city.

The DLMV was the only study area that demonstrated the commonly predicted nutrient-biomass relationship with a sufficient gradient from low to high nutrients (Fig.  2e).

The consequence of this pressure modification is interpreted as a local variation/increase in the effective buoyancy acting on the swarm bubbles being overtaken by the cap; the bubble rise velocity increases as the vertical distance between the bubble and the cap decreases and, under sufficient pressure gradient, it reaches the cap rise velocity.

In conclusion, we demonstrated that the necessary condition for vortical streaming in nanoliter volume droplets is xs ≪ d, where there is a sufficient pressure gradient to initiate acoustic streaming rather than standing wave patterns.

(Vecchiarelli et al., 2014) To address whether membrane charge and not the chemical membrane composition is also sufficient for gradient forming pole-to-pole oscillations, we established the minimal membrane composition for Min protein oscillations in our synthetic system.

As the antibody must be degraded in lysosomes to release the free drug (or MCC-DM1 linked to the conjugating lysine in this case; Erickson et al, 2006), we propose that a rapid rate of lysosomal delivery is probably required to ensure a sufficient concentration gradient of released drug to diffuse across the lysosomal membrane into the cytoplasm and reach the target microtubules.

In the case of the slowly internalizing CD21hi cells, lysine-MCC-DM1 is probably not released quickly enough from anti-CD19 to generate a sufficient diffusion gradient for effective microtubule inhibition and cytotoxicity, most likely being inactivated in the lysosomes instead.

The cheap decay estimate for the excess functional of Lemma 4 is not sufficient to get gradient estimates via linear Riesz potentials.