Sentence examples for challenging beam from inspiring English sources
The present study was designed to examine the appropriateness of C57Bl/6 male mice as aging animal models using the challenging beam and cylinder tests to measure motor coordination and spontaneous activity, respectively.
Using young (2 4 mo), middle-aged (10 12 mo), and aged (22 24 mo) mice, we observed that aged C57Bl/6 male mice make more errors on the challenging beam task and take fewer hind limb steps as compared to young and middle-aged mice.
In the challenging beam test, gonadal males took significantly longer (38%) to cross the beam compared to females.
At 18 22 days after GDX, motor function was assessed using two sensitive tests, the challenging beam traversal test and the pole test [ 56, 57].
The challenging beam was a 1-m long wooden beam suspended 23 cm above a bench top, which was covered with soft pads to protect the mouse in case of a fall.
In comparison with σ1R+/− mice, MPTP- σ1R+/− mice did not show the changes in the walking time on the challenging beam (P>0.05, n=12; Figure 3c) and the latency on the rotated rod (P>0.05, n=12; Figure 3d).
This shield wall design will greatly reduce the dose rate to the users working near the front end optical components but will challenge the beam line designers to effectively utilize the longer length of beam line penetration in the shield wall.
The space is part of the original IRT station, the city's first subway, and thus challenging, full of beams and pillars to be worked around.
KSWO is technologically challenged, unable to beam in pictures from long distances because it lacks satellite equipment.
This requirement of ultra-low emittance presents many design challenges in beam dynamics, including better analysis of maps and improvement of dynamic apertures.
However, it also has to be recognized that there are limitations of the instrument and some of these including the fundamental challenge of beam damage may ultimately be insuperable for imaging of live cells or following dynamic processes.
