Sentence examples for varied slopes from inspiring English sources
MACR of WQSI over the change in water pollutant weights showed an approximately linear curve with varied slopes and intercept at zero.
The neighbouring mountain, Medvednica, also comes into its own, with its small ski centre (4km of varied slopes: pp-medvednica.hr), just a half-hour's journey by tram and cable car from the centre.
The varied slopes of Nu versus Re were found and explained while increasing Re.
The subtropical region of Northwestern Argentina displays severe environmental deterioration due to a combination of factors, including seasonally contrasting weather, highly erodable loessic soils, a topography with varied slopes, and natural vegetation coverage restricted by deforestation and agricultural advance, in addition to exploitation of natural resources by people.
Average declines of −1.1 ALSFRS-R score per month −13.322 per year) have been reported 20; however, the varied slopes we observed and the heterogeneous presentation of ALS emphasize the need for subject-specific baseline data.
Agricultural lands in the study area are characterized by different landforms, highly varied slope gradients, diverse altitudinal ranges and almost similar agro ecology.
Begum [1] conducted an experimental study of laterally loaded pile on sloped surface by varied the slope angles.
With the parameter β = 1, and the average ligand concentration Lmid = 1, we varied the slope of the gradient (Lslope) for four different values of the Hill cooperativity parameter q.
Comparisons between the fixed effects across models with different varying slopes is deemed to be appropriate since allowing slopes to vary randomly has little effect on the fixed effects or the standard errors associated with these fixed effects (Raudenbush and Bryk, 2002).
Polly then simulated evolution in simple (i.e., unimodal, one peak) and complex (i.e., multimodal randomly distributed peaks that varied in slope and height) adaptive landscapes under distinct selection modes: random fluctuation, directed or sustained trend, stabilizing, and drift.
Given that the negative relationship between colony size and growth rate varied in slope across genotypes (Table 1), colony size clearly has distinct genotype-specific effects on colony growth rate.
