Sentence examples for a broader temporal window from inspiring English sources

The "rotated A" stimulus elicited a specific pattern in 38 out of 50 trials but in a broader temporal window and in association with a few other patterns (Figure 2B, Thresholded Color Sequences, bottom, inset).

The co-culture of T. versicolor is not highly synchronous, so our sample of haustoria represents a broad temporal window of connections that are ~8-10 days old.

Amacrine cells are generated over a broad temporal window, starting shortly after the optic cup is formed and lasting until P5 to P6 (Voinescu et al., 2009).

As previously seen, the peak at oriC2 is of lower amplitude due to the broader temporal window of firing of this origin compared to the other two.

Interestingly, orc1-3 mRNA levels peak slightly later than orc1-1, correlating with the broader temporal window of oriC2 firing (Duggin et al., 2008a).

Testa-Silva, G. et al. Human synapses show a wide temporal window for spike-timing-dependent plasticity.

We demonstrated effective rescue with therapeutic ASO-10-27 ASO-10-27 ASO-10-27ere isuggestingthatoral therepeutis window for treatment of adult-onset SMA.

Instead, the average effects of selection might favor reproduction within broad temporal windows, producing the broad peaks in births seen in species such as M. minimus.

Collectively they offer a broad temporal range and a rich variety of disciplinary and methodological perspectives.

Movement activity was quantified using both a neuron-specific window that included the full movement-related burst as well as a fixed temporal window (−50 to +50 ms relative to gaze saccade onset; rationale for this window described in Methods).

The readout can be electronically shuttered down to a temporal window of a few μs.