Sentence examples for clock reduced from inspiring English sources

Using this same behavioral assay, we previously found that a mutation in one of the key clock genes (Period2) as well as the loss of vasoactive intestinal peptide, a signaling molecule critical for coupling within the central clock, reduced recall, but not acquisition, of conditioned fear [8], [26].

Peripheral clocks in the fat body (analogous to the mammalian liver) inhibited nighttime feeding [27] and disruption of this peripheral clock reduced glycogen levels in the fat body, an effect which was opposed by disrupting the circadian clock in neuronal cells [27].

Many scientists say that regenerative agricultural practices can turn back the carbon clock, reducing atmospheric CO2 while also boosting soil productivity and increasing resilience to floods and drought.

A modernized drainage system designed for a 100-year storm and potential sea level rise would operate around the clock, reduce flooding and possible property damage and improve water quality by screening storm flow, city Public Works Director Dave Webb told the City Council during its annual planning session Saturday.

Their data suggest that any of a number of genetic lesions leading to loss of rhythmicity promote tumorigenesis, e.g., that the circadian clock reduces cancer risk through systemic mechanisms.

Moreover, AC-CLOCK reduced the energy delay product (EDP) by 23.25% on average, compared with the previous techniques.

Growing trends in housing large number of functional units in a single chip, making use of local clocks, reducing energy consumptions, avoiding global wires are the main reasons behind the resurgence of dataflow models.

The underestimation of rate change is not a surprise, since this is precisely the idea driving the use of local clocks: reducing the extent of rate variation.

Alterations of the biological clock (eg, reduced responsiveness to the stimuli regulating the clock, excessive or insufficient coordination of responses) would disrupt the clock and the corresponding adjustments (Finkel 1976; Timiras 1978; Weinert and Timiras 2003).

Mice deficient in the transcription factor BMAL1, an essential component of the mammalian clock, have reduced lifespans and display signs of premature aging in some non-neuronal tissues [ 53].

Since (M/2 k ) nodes are handled by (M/2 k ) processors in parallel on p 1 k axis, the total required clocks are reduced from ∑ k = 0 K - 1 6 S ( M ∕ 2 k ) ( N ∕ 2 k ) to ∑ k = 0 K - 1 6 S L k ( N ∕ 2 k ).