Sentence examples for changes in panels from inspiring English sources

We next considered the possibility that the ratiometric fluorescence changes in panels A and B of Figure 3 might be caused by quenching or another artifact rather than FRET.

The different effects of KCl and NaCl are further illustrated by the absorption changes in panels C and D of Figure 9. Addition of 10 mM NaCl to a sample with a deprotonated counterion at pH 10.3 and a low ionic strength (3 mM KCl) causes absorption changes virtually identical to those that are caused by an increase in proton concentration.

Changes in panel b were not statistically significant.

In addition to producing asymmetric subsidence profiles, the ability for the influence function method to adapt the change in panel width automatically from sub-critical (w = 800 ft or 244 m), critical and super-critical (w = 1500 ft or 457 m) conditions is evident.

It was concluded that the coupled acoustic modes, in the low frequency range, are strongly controlled by fluid structure interaction as well as changes in the panels mass and stiffness in the car interior space.

The INC algorithm is used to predict the voltage change in a PV panel by measuring the incremental changes in PV panel current and voltage.

Surface damage was found to correlate with changes in recovered panel properties; determined by ultrasonic C-Scan and compression-after-impact strength tests.

But in early January, Mr. de Grasse Tyson sent Mr. Albert another e-mail rescinding the invitation, citing changes in the panel that shifted the focus "somewhat away from the original reasons that led me to invite you".

To test this hypothesis directly, we treated rats that had a cecal ligation followed by puncture (a standard model of sepsis) with a modest dose of extracorporeal blood purification that did not result in acute changes in a panel of common cytokines associated with inflammation (TNF-α, IL-1β, IL-6, and IL-10).

Laboratory experiments by Zorn and Walter (2016) examined changes in solar panel performance as a function of increasing tephra thickness; however, this study is limited in scope (i.e., only examined horizontal panels) and is not applied here.

But by 2027, after nearly all of the individual tax changes in the panel's bill are scheduled to expire, the average tax cut would fall to just $340, and half of households would pay more than if Congress had never changed the law at all.