Sentence examples for angles in response to from inspiring English sources

Here, slopes approximate the relation of pre-stimulus entropy and the consistency of phase angles in response to a stimulus and were tested against zero using the same cluster-based approach outlined above.

In particular, we examined cell morphology, cytokine production, and collagen fiber deposition angles in response to a library of arginine-based polymeric materials.

Genotypic variation in root growth angles and the plasticity of root growth angles in response to nitrogen may be useful in breeding crops with improved nitrogen acquisition.

High values of MFA that are observed near the pith have been hypothesised to provide young trees with the flexibility to bend through large angles, in response to wind and snow loading, without breaking (Barnett and Bonham [2004]; Booker and Sell [1998]; Lichtenegger et al. [1999]).

This study investigated the changes of two measures, the patellar tendon angle and the patellar flexion angle, in response to variations in the geometry of the knee due to surgical technique or implant design.

In this study we extend our previous model to allow us to predict changes in knee joint angle in response to electrical stimulation of the human quadriceps femoris muscle.

Thus this LCTF spectro-polarimetryr system can acquire valuable image information of the earth's environments by continuously changing both wavelength and polarization angle in response to the observation requirements.

Of particular note, we show that the predicted evolution of the residual stress related opening angle in response to an abrupt, sustained increase in blood pressure is qualitatively similar to measured changes when one accounts for a nonlinear transmural distribution of pre-stretched elastin.

Adhesion molecules are thought to enable the fundamental stem cell property of switching between asymmetrical and symmetrical division by regulating centrosome positioning and spindle angle in response to cell cell contacts between the stem cell and cells in its niche.

Analysis of viscous modulus (Supplementary Figure 1) and phase angle (Supplementary Figure 2) data support the results presented in Figure 2. A delay in the increase in both viscous modulus and phase angle in response to an increase in applied strain is observed following in situ gelation modeling, indicating more stable and solidlike hydrogel behavior compared to nonincubated hydrogels.

Two seconds after the beginning of the kinematic recording, the subject had to bend the trunk to an angle of 45° in response to a vocal signal and stand up as quickly as possible, still keeping the left forearm in the horizontal position.