Sentence examples for Return to a steady state from inspiring English sources

Freed et al. (2006) predicted that the viscosity beneath the lower crust will become larger over time and will return to a steady state (∼1019 Pa s) 50 years after the 2002 Denali earthquake.

The expression may lag until the co-transcriptional H3K4me marking and germline maintenance activities reinforce a return to a steady state that crosses a threshold for normal metabolic activity, and hence normal lifespan.

Wild-type cells exhibit a rapid, transient increase in cAMP levels followed by a quick return to a new steady state; this response typically occurs on a time scale of 60-90 seconds [ 35]. pde2 Δ mutants have approximately wild-type dynamics, while pde1 Δ mutants exhibit elevated peak cAMP levels and a slow return to a steady state that is higher than that of wild-type cells.

The physical characteristics of the generator dictate how fast a synchronous generator can respond during an abnormal event and if it can return to a steady-state frequency.

Many were not differentially phosphorylated in recovered compared to healthy plants, pointing to their specific role in responding to infection, followed by a return to a steady-state phosphorylation level after remission of symptoms.

In part, this reflected a depletion of available sediment as rivers in the upper subcatchments returned to a steady state and, coincidental with an increase in accommodation space in the rapidly growing coastal floodplain, sediment flux to the marine depocentres was thereby limited.

For γ < γc, the TGF system, if transiently perturbed, returned to a steady-state in which distal delivery of water and NaCl was independent of γ.

The ICP returned within 20 minutes to a steady state that was slightly higher than baseline but was not statistically different from baseline values (baseline: 6.2 ± 1.7 mmHg, steady state: 19.4 ± 4.3 mmHg; P = 0.051).

The H2O molecules escaping from the pan bounce on the lid and must now eventually return to the pan; a steady state is achieved when the rate at which molecules evaporate from the pan equals the rate at which water vapor molecules return to the pan by collision with the liquid water surface.

For considering both situations under small and large disturbances, this paper proposed a quantitative index (QI), in which disturbance range index (RI) and convergence speed index (SI) were integrated, considering both capability of resistance to disturbances and speed to return to steady state point.

The response involving cell cycle was maximally significant at day 4 but remained significant at day 7, correlating with the transition from increased zinc influx across the gills to a return to steady state flux levels.