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In accordance with previous work, the peak response was transient and decayed to a sustained inward current for the duration of the light stimulus (1.5 s) [12], [17], [18].

Furthermore, upon reintroduction of Ca2+, the kinetics of the [Ca2+]n transients generated developed at a slower rate and decayed to a long‐lasting plateau in CALHM1 and P86L‐CALHM1 compared with control cells (Figs.  1A, C, E).

Subsidence rates were initially high (0.5 to 1.5 cm/year) within the first 2 years and decayed to ∼0.25 cm/year within a decade.

In the beginning, she had thought of her own transfiguration as something profoundly unnatural, a move from a world of warm change and decay to a world of cold permanence.

A Feynman diagram of a Higgs boson decaying to a real and virtual Z boson, where they in turn each decay to leptons with opposite charge.

A general model for duplicate gene loss/retention is then presented that is capable of fitting expectations under the different models, is defined at t = 0, and decays to an orthologous asymptotic rate rather than zero, based upon a modified Weibull hazard function.

Correlation coefficients were around 1.0 for the beginnings of the periods of activity, indicating almost identical situations, and then decayed to around 0.5, indicating a decrease in similarity between the later stages of the two events.

To estimate the LD of sesame, we calculated r between pairs of SNPs using Haploview [ 32] and found that it decayed to ~0.15 from an initial value of 0.30 over the course of ~150 kb.

These are combined, taking into account wave propagation and decay, to provide a concise and efficient method for studying the free vibration problem.

Product activities (A P) were measured after the end of preparation (approximately 15 min after the start of syntheses) and decay corrected to a typical injection time, 30 min after the start of synthesis (A P,30).

Uranium-234 is a member of the "Uranium Series", and it decays to lead-206 through a series of relatively short-lived isotopes.