Sentence examples for a changeable state from inspiring English sources

During this process, the memory is in a changeable state.

Under this model, "work disability" is a changeable state that depends on a number of factors, including an individual's health impairment, the level of accommodation offered in the workplace, and the relative economic payoffs associated with working or exiting the labor force to receive disability benefits.

Although many researchers have reported the clinical implication of targeting CSC surface markers, the fact that the ovarian CSC phenotype was not a consistent state but a changeable state depending on external conditions has been overlooked [ 36].

The global configuration that emerges in the DMNs, characterized by displaying a metabolic core formed by a set of subsystems always active embedded in a set of subsystems in an on-off changeable state, seems to agree remarkably with the observations of E. Almaas, A.L. Barabási and their group of researchers.

A total of 33.26% of the studied DMNs correspond to the case in which all its subsystems are unable to change the state, the 14.09% of the nets present all their elements in an on-off regime, and the 52.56% are metabolic nets characterized by having a subset of dissipative metabolic elements locked into an active state while the rest exhibit an on-off changeable state.

Finally, figure 4d shows the percentage of nets characterized by having a subset of dissipative metabolic elements locked into an active state (metabolic core) while the rest exhibit an on-off changeable state.

Further modifications in the control parameter may lead to a new global configuration in which all their dissipative subsystems are in an on-off changeable state.

An analysis of the nets with all their subsystems in an on-off changeable state shows clearly that this percentage tends also to zero.

In figure 7d the percentage of DMNs that develop a metabolic core of subsystems locked into an active state while the rest of metabolic subsystems exhibit an on-off changeable state is shown.

In figure 4a, the percentage of DMNs with all their subsystems unable to change the state is shown (each subsystem is always on or is always off and never is in an on-off changeable state).

In the network a qualitative change in the dynamical structure emerges for 0.39<δ<0.68: various dissipative catalytic elements develop a set of subsystems locked in an on state, while the rest of metabolic subsystems are in an on-off changeable state (figure 3b).