Sentence examples for wide gradient from inspiring English sources

The papers covered radically different sets of hypotheses, methodologies, and results, embodying a wide gradient of potential flaws.

We sampled 22 fragmented landscapes dominated by sugarcane plantations along a wide gradient of forest cover (3% to 96%) in southeastern Brazil.

The PT data prove that a multilevel proton acidity wide gradient is present in the DFMDP doped Nafion samples constituting the driving force for proton mobility through the membrane phase.

This interesting finding is due to a wide gradient of the PVC concentration on a microscopic scale, resulting from the densely grafted PBMA chains; the PBMA component is enriched near the surface of the fumed silica, while the PVC component is enriched far from the surface.

Whether the extinction of major, presumably efficient, dispersers led to serious disruption of the plants populations is probably related to the degree of reliance on megafauna dispersal [17], so that a wide gradient of megafauna-dependence patterns can be envisaged.

*Defined as abnormal low or high peak height (<0.3 or >1.4 millimho), an abnormally wide gradient or low or high volume (<0.6 or >1.5 cm).

Alia, R. et al. The survival and performance of beech provenances over a Europe-wide gradient of climate. in COST E52 Final Report-Genetic REuropean of European Beech (Fagus sylvatica L). for sustainable forestry.

We examined factors that influence the energy base of Great Lakes coastal wetland food webs across a basin-wide gradient of landscape disturbance.

Although spanning a much wider gradient, agricultural land cover was a less important stressor, and stimulated GPP was related to stream morphology, but not to nutrient enrichment.

The existence of a wing-wide gradient is acceptable both in the conventional gradient model and in the induction model.

Diffusive mixing with a protein of higher concentration allows even more possibilities of conditions within each channel due to the progressive dilution of the protein toward the middle of the channel and the creation of a wider gradient.