Sentence examples for apparent synchronization from inspiring English sources

There was no apparent synchronization between the assistants.

The apparent synchronization of most peripheral oscillators, and their average delay of four to six hours as compared to the molecular rhythm in the SCN [15], [17], [18], thus appears as a particular observation under laboratory 12L:12D cycle.

At 3 mM glucose, when the α-cells, in accordance with previous observations (42), did not show apparent synchronization of the [Ca2+]pm oscillations, the inverse relation to [ATP]pm was evident only in individual α-cells.

Already from spike rasters (Fig.  2 B and C, top) and LFP traces (Fig.  2 B and C, middle), it was apparent that synchronization was less robust in IF IF than in IF RES networks, and that the oscillation was more regular and stronger in the latter (Supplementary Fig. S5).

While Theorem 2 provides sufficient conditions for partial synchronization, it is not readily apparent how these conditions may be met as the inhibitory postsynaptic potential time constant increases.

We believe that the synchronization of sugar fermentation will reduce the apparent fermentation time, improve equipment utilization and employee effectiveness, and play a vital role in the realization of the scaled-up production of second-generation bioethanol.

Contagious yawning has been suggested to lead to synchronization of behavior, and in chimpanzees, it is most apparent among males (Massen et al. 2012).

There was however a preference for the occurrence of synchronization epochs in specific phases in real data not apparent in the surrogate for some n: m combinations.

Despite this apparent link, the NMDA receptor hypofunction and its effect on gamma synchronization in schizophrenia are hypothesized to reduce excitation of fast-spiking interneurons (Lisman et al., 2008), whereas NMDA receptor-mediated effects in the model were pyramidal cell based (Buehlmann & Deco, 2008).

It is possible that these apparent differences in numbers of differentially expressed genes between the two epithelia, reflect more synchronization of regenerative signaling events in the cochlea when compared to undamaged controls.

In non-relativistic classical mechanics, Newton's concept of "relative, apparent, and common time" can be used in the formulation of a prescription for the synchronization of clocks.