Sentence examples for an increased lag time from inspiring English sources

We visually observed that RSC02 cultures appeared less optically dense than those of LSBJ during the first day of growth, which would be indicative of an increased lag time for this strain.

Moreover, an increased lag time and a decreased rate of cytochrome c release were observed when mitochondria were incubated with BAX-α5MS, suggesting that amphipathicity is important for the full MOM-disrupting activity of BAX α5.

9, 10 Compared with an untreated group (group 1) as well as a demineralized water-containing cream-treated group (group 2), a dramatic reduction in the number of ultraviolet B-induced skin tumors along with an increased lag time until first tumor appearance was seen in a group treated with a cream containing LRP-TSW (group 3) before chronic exposure to ultraviolet B.

At the beginning of winter, the velocity peak was almost immediate, whilst later in the winter there was an increasing lag time between the melt event and the maximum velocity response.

Because the number of intervals decreases with an increasing lag time, this method has very high error for large lag time values.

The fluorescence traces with 25 bp and 40 bp duplex DNAs show increased lag time with increased dsDNA length.

However, the increased lag time observed in the PRP and washed samples containing ILK-deficient platelets may be due to reduced α-granule secretion and further activation resulting from this.

CTRP9 pre-treatment significantly reduced platelet function as evidenced by reduced platelet aggregation amplitude, decreased platelet aggregation slope, smaller area under the curve, and increased lag time in response to ADP (Fig.  5).

The hexane fraction showed the highest inhibition of oxidation of human LDL as reflected by the increased lag time (100 mins) for the formation of conjugated diene (CD) at 1 µg/mL and decreased production (68.28%, IC50 0.73 mg/mL) of thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS) at 1 mg/mL.

In addition, increased lag times and decreased substrate uptake have been reported for several Clostridium organisms when grown on crude glycerol [ 2, 13].

Conversely, in Fig. 8 a2), which shows the time delay on 30 October 2011, a day roughly 5 months after the 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake, it is evident that the time delay increases with increasing lag time.