Sentence examples for became available also from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the predictions, which were published well before the data became available, also agree with the data, and moreover explain some of the experimentally observed, but intuitively unexpected suppression patterns.

This uniform spread ensured that information encoded on slow timescales became available also on fast timescales (e.g., by enabling a more reliable estimate of a slow firing rate vector in a narrow time window and thus increasing the signal-to-noise ratio on fast timescales).

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In the last decade, many local measuring techniques, with different lateral resolutions, have become available also for application in the electrochemical field.

The substitution effectiveness is expected to decline over time because more efficient energy conversion processes will become available also for the combustion of fossil fuels.

New communication paradigms like Internet of things or cloud computing will lead to a growth of low-consuming and network-capable devices, so it is expected that such devices will become available also in the automotive world.

Much research has been done with fungal laccases; however, recently more information has become available also for bacterial laccases [ 33].

However, due to MITF degradation, similar levels of PIAS3 becomes available also in the case of wild type MITF, leading to no difference in level of free PIAS3 to inhibit phosphorylated STAT3 activity.

Within 10 days, the rats began to increase their behavioral activity a few hours before food became available, and also shifted their locomotor-active period from night to daytime (Fig. 1).

Six months after the start of the study, when funding became available, we also collected samples to measure vitamin C concentration.

However, while the fraction of ORFan genes has somewhat decreased as more genomes became available, it also became clear that the phenomenon is not a mere artifact of a small sample size; rather, even with the availability of the complete sequence of close to a thousand genomes, there remain a large number of genes whose evolutionary history is not accounted for.