Sentence examples for bistable nature of the from inspiring English sources
Pattern selection is based on the oscillatory or bistable nature of the kinetics and on the nature of fronts.
This functional is non-convex, it captures the bistable nature of the lattice, and is used to derive its effective constitutive behavior.
Here, we experimentally reveal the impact of the knot on the landscape, the origin of the bistable nature of the knotted protein, and broaden the view of knot formation as uniquely decoupled from folding.
Experiments on adoptive transfer of tolerance [1], [21] [24] show the bistable nature of the immune system.
As expected based on the bistable nature of the system, the phenotypic change was highly dependent both on the kinetic parameters and on the noise.
We demonstrate how the bistable nature of the lac operon's feedback, when perturbed by patterning lactose (inducer) and glucose (inhibitor), can lead to coordination of cell expression patterns across a field in ways that mimic motifs seen in developmental biology.
Comment 1 I found the title of the paper, "A kinetic model of TBP auto-regulation suggests bistable nature of TBP expression," to be confusing because it seems to imply that TBP expression may be bimodal.
Authors' response: We agree that "A kinetic model of TBP auto-regulation exhibits bistability" is a better choice for the title and have changed the previous title "A kinetic model of TBP auto-regulation suggests bistable nature of TBP expression".
The normalized phase durations and dominance times for CW/CCW were comparable for the two stimuli, giving a good first indication of the stimulus' bistable nature.
It will be important to determine the nature of the interaction between a bifurcation-generating bistable fast subsystem and the parabolic bursting mechanism that elicits bifurcations in our wild-type system.
