Sentence examples for central cycle from inspiring English sources

For phase shift, we wished to identify those women whose central cycle had adapted to night shift but whose peripheral rhythms may not have.

The central cycle is quicker to adjust when doing forward rotation rosters in which night shifts follow day shifts and then days off, than backward rotation in which day shifts follow night shifts (Haus and Smolensky, 2013).

These definitions were based on evidence that central cycles start to change after several days, although much of this evidence comes from studies in laboratory animals (Costa et al, 2010).

Tim Hunt took an undergraduate degree in Natural Sciences at Cambridge in 1964, and his PhD and subsequent work focussed on the control of protein synthesis until 1982, when his adventitious discovery of the central cell cycle regulator cyclin, while he was teaching at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, redirected him to the study of cell cycle regulation.

According to city council statistics, about 15% of the inhabitants of central Tel Aviv cycle to work or school.

Plans to expand the central London Cycle Hire scheme have been criticised by a sustainable transport charity.

The game begins near the end of a Central Code cycle, while mankind has learned about the impending disaster and built "Arks", flying stations intended to float in the sky and house most of them in a deep sleep state for the duration of the Reborn.

This phenotype is similar to the loss-of-function of the central cell cycle regulator cyclin-dependent kinase A 1 (CDKA;1) [25], [25].

In experiment 3, the stimuli were either gratings as in experiment 1 or bars of increment or decrement luminance with height of 1/8 deg and width of 1 deg (i.e., approximately the spatial dimensions of a central half cycle of the grating stimulus).

Taken together, these results show that AP4 coordinates the expression of two central cell cycle regulators, to suppress senescence and thereby facilitate immortalization of MEFs.

According to the definition in Section 3.2, the position of layer transitions was defined as the maximum magnitude of the central phase cycle (Fig. 5).