Sentence examples for At the timescale from inspiring English sources

At the timescale considered in our study, the creation of new functional alleles through mutation is a rare event, and thus neglected, so standing quantitative genetic variation is the main determinant of the modelled population's ability to evolve.

I'm just looking at the timescale of two or three weeks' recovery and a week to get match-fit".

David Cameron has previously expressed frustration at the timescale of the inquiry, and spoke in August of his wish to see it completed "for the good of the families" and "good for the country".

The results indicate that both the charging and decharging rates in Si NRs are very slow, which are at the timescale of seconds.

This fact indicates that the copolymer has sufficient mobility at the timescale and at the temperatures of interest to reach their equilibrium morphologies.

A care was taken to avoid heating of the NCs, and we observed neither noticeable changes of the intensity and lineshape of the Raman spectrum nor visual damage of the sample, at least at the timescale of spectrum accumulation.

The commission's chairman, Bill Callaghan, said he was "naturally disappointed at the timescales suggested in the report".

The high spatial and temporal resolutions of these video microscopy experiments allow detection of fluorescence fluctuations at the timescales approaching those of enzymatic reactions.

However, it is unknown whether current ABETTs can run efficiently in any type of network, under different network conditions, and whether they can provide available bandwidth estimates at the timescales needed by these applications.

Because the elastin content of the artery is essentially unchanging at the timescales of growth and remodeling (Tsamis et al. 2013), there is not a unique optimal target composition of the artery wall for a given set of flow parameters; the optimal state depends on the given amount of elastin, and its slow variations due to degradation.

Since we are interested in area and myosin dynamics at the timescales of the oscillations, we extracted the oscillatory contribution from individual cell areas by computing the area trend via a moving boxcar average and subtracting this from the raw area measurements.