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German physiologist Ernst Heinrich Weber had discovered that the amount of change in magnitude of a given stimulus necessary to produce a just-noticeable change in sensation always bore an approximately constant ratio to the total stimulus magnitude.
In this study, CoMFA model based on docking mode for active site of PDE IV can describe the relative change in magnitude of the steric and electrostatic fields as a function of the compounds.
Alternatively, it is possible that the absolute level of activity is not the critical factor for Chk1 function, but rather a change in magnitude of Chk1 activity may very well be the important parameter.
This analysis yielded two plasticity parameters: the number of significantly affected functional connections (as a fraction of the total number of persisting connections), and the relative change in magnitude of strength.
In particular, a change in the order of magnitude of the dedifferentiation rate has approximately twice the effect as compared to a change in magnitude of the mutation rate.
There was no discernible trend either before or after this date, as shown by the fluctuations about the mean level for each period (horizontal dotted, Fig 3a), and by the switch in direction, but no change in magnitude, of the anomalies from the overall mean level for 1970 2004 (Fig. 3c).
The cell responds rapidly, and reversibly, to changes in magnitude of load and rate of change of load.
The changes in magnitude of APA muscle activity may reflect a change in system gain or a change in postural control perhaps related to a change in perceived postural stability.
Understanding the potential changes in magnitude of soil C loss through respiration is critical for a comprehensive assessment of land-use conversion and grassland management impacts on terrestrial C dynamics.
I0 represents the changes in magnitude of backscattered excitation light.
Note that the changes in magnitude of TMA, TMD, and TMH are substantial.
