Sentence examples for band over time from inspiring English sources

They broke the world into 10-degree bands they called "latitudinal bins" and then tracked how 147 lineages of bivalves deployed in each band over time.

It can be clearly found that some transient components appear in the spectrum of the original audio signal and damage the continuity of each frequency band over time.

Re-binding of carbon monoxide from the solvent to the heme iron of myoglobin results in the decay of the negative difference band over time (Fig.  4b).

The rise of low frequencies was used for a mathematical modeling which considered:    - the ratio of high frequencies (7 20 Hz) divided by low frequencies (0 7 Hz)    - the max PSD in the low frequency band over time.

This is due to the recent observation that noise distribution in HF band is changing over time.

Some researchers have suggested that penguins adjust to the bands over time.

PCR-DGGE analysis of DNA obtained from the silt loam soil treated with dibenzothiophene-containing petrol showed the progressive selection of specific fungal bands over time, whereas this selection was not observed in untreated soil microcosms.

Similarly the companion Western blots probed with anti-SHIV specific antibody demonstrated breakdown of the SIVsm derived inserts and showed the disappearance of bands over time.

In contrast to the non-mutated protein, no second band appeared over time with the S1181A mutant (Fig. 4C), demonstrating that the upper band observed in the experiments with wild-type L1ICD (cf. Fig. 4A) is indeed phosphorylated L1ICD and that the lower band represents non-phosphorylated L1ICD.

However, in seawater, surface plasmon resonance band decreases over time, indicating decreasing stability of SNPs.

PCR-DGGE also showed an SRB-predominant band over the time observed in the enriched cultures (see Supplemental Material, Figures S2 and S3).