Sentence examples for at consecutive time points from inspiring English sources
Most likely this was the result of the considerable heterogeneity in the differential gene expression patterns of these specific genes across donors, especially with respect to timing the respective downregulation and upregulation at consecutive time points (see online supplementary figure S4), a phenomenon generally recognised in the in vitro chondrogenesis models of primary hBMSCs.
Currently, only a few studies on IVND of hPSCs employed electrophysiological recordings at consecutive time points during neural differentiation, so far with inconsistent results, in terms of timing, frequency of action potentials and formation of spontaneous synaptic activity.
Fluorescence landscapes were measured at consecutive time points for every sample hereby creating a four-way data array.
Subsequently, samples were collected at consecutive time points (Fig. 1D) for measurements of glucose and insulin in the circulating media.
The joint posterior probability density function (PPDF) of heat source values at consecutive time points is computed using the Bayes' formula.
MRI data represent highly correlated data at consecutive time points with limited motion in the temporal dimension t and structural changes in the spatial dimension z.
Recent MRD study shows that monitoring children at consecutive time point gives clinically relevant insight into the effectiveness of the treatment [ 29, 30].
New HBV infections were defined as detection of two or more positive markers in the same sample with no other positive markers at consecutive time-points.
False positive was defined as single marker of HBV infection (HBsAg, HBeAg and anti-HBc), positive in one sample and negative for all other markers in the same sample and other HBV markers negative at consecutive time-points.
24] The primary endpoint of CERTAIN was CDAI remission at two consecutive time points at the end of the initial observation period, a stringent definition of remission.
In the present study, we investigated the Contingent Negative Variation (CNV) phenomenon, as index of phasic alertness, during a S1 S2 paradigm in which the imperative stimulus was represented by a double-choice reaction time task, designed to increase the executive requests at S2. Subjects performed the task at three consecutive time points in order to explore the CNV activity over time.
