Sentence examples for alterations of speed from inspiring English sources

One source for the differences could have been the fact that most current assays measure a global chemotaxis index that depends on multiple aspects of neutrophil migration, including the fraction of the neutrophil population that are able to move, the alterations of speed, directionality or persistence of migration towards chemoattractant gradients.

Ramirez and colleagues [ 7] discussed the "technician factor" whereby bias could be introduced by alteration of speed of stimulus based on anticipation of patient response plus creation of best-fit contours for isopters.

(In a canon, one melody is derived from another. It may be identical, as in a round, or it may be given various alterations, as of speed, or metre or omission of certain notes).

The errors that occur in aircraft and small, fast vessels during alterations of course or speed can be avoided by mounting the compass on a platform kept horizontal by a gyroscope.

The re-tapping-length was significantly shorter (t(17) = −2.190, p < 0.05) for reproduction phases following high EEG-vigilance stage A compared to the lower EEG-vigilance stage B. These findings support the hypothesis of a varying time perception and of speed alterations of the internal clock after different states of EEG-vigilance, which were automatically classified by VIGALL.

Unique in its three-dimensional, magnetically levitated rotor, it is capable of sharp alterations in speed allowing for an induced pulsatile flow [ 41].

To examine the possible effects of wearing a gas analyzer on the relationship between Actigraph counts and walking speed through alterations of walking patterns, a group of participants (n = 15) repeated the entire protocol without wearing the Cosmed.

Bridge skewness was found to increase fundamental natural frequency of the bridge; this leads to a shift in the dynamic amplification factor towards higher speeds and alterations of its magnitude.

On this foundation a bowler may elaborate with variations finger spin (in which the ball rotates on its axis as it moves towards the batsman), swerve (which describes a ball that curves towards or away from the batsman once it has bounced on the pitch), alteration of pace (the speed of the ball)—that lend deceptiveness and uncertainty as to exactly where and how it will pitch.

We analyzed the individual movements of RPE1 cells seeded at low concentration (to prevent alteration of trajectories or speed by one cell encountering another one on its way).

This reduction of speed discrimination sensitivity might result from the fact that distance-independent contrast alteration is seldom encountered in real life.