Sentence examples for At this timescale from inspiring English sources

At this timescale, evolutionary change could also be damped by the buffering effect of developmental plasticity (Meyers and Bull 2002).

This study suggests that for Manila, a hazard map could be developed in the first instance with more detailed modelling from Taal volcano, as it is likely that 70%% of the ash hazard contributed at this timescale would be from this source.

However, the fluctuation at this timescale does not tell us much, because the expected number of binding events with this rate at this timescale is 0.027.

Thus, the correlations in endogenous activity across ARC neurons differ significantly from the hypersynchronous correlations at this timescale that likely occur across ARC neurons during periodic, 1-s duration photostimulation often employed in vivo.

One potential means to gain additional insight into the question of whether AgRP and ARCinh neurons show opposite changes in firing at the 1-s timescale, and whether AgRP neurons show synchronized activity at this timescale, is to evaluate simultaneously recorded pairs of neurons.

The additional lack of early transitions in either polarity may reflect the greater probability of extinction at this longer timescale, thereby reducing the power to reconstruct ancestral states from modern taxa alone [ 103].

However, mutation rates of functional DNA are so low (10−9 per locus per generation; Li 1997) that they are irrelevant at the timescale considered (although this rate could in theory increase under environmental stress; Lamb et al. 1998).

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

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

Fluctuations occurring at the timescale of a generation might select for genetic canalization (Box 1) (Kawecki 2000).

Nitration or oxidation of thiol groups (Fig. 1B, DS⁎), however, is irreversible at the timescale of I/R.