Sentence examples for coherence suggests from inspiring English sources

The little available information concerning the timescale on which reactant solvent collisions destroy excitation coherence suggests that in many cases it is several picoseconds.

High-level coherence between two EEG signals reflects synchronized neuronal oscillations, whereas low-level coherence suggests desynchronized neural activity.

The idea of coherence suggests that we can take control of the relationship between our hearts and our brains.

High coherence suggests the capability of one time series to predict the other one [30].

The value placed on role coherence suggests making risk factor management interventions as consistent as possible with other clinical activities, presenting issues and ways that PHC clinicians normally work.

Callow bees that were monitored individually at the same age, but experienced the hive environment for only 24 h, did not show similar strong phase coherence, suggesting that their clock is not yet fully developed, that more than 24 h are needed for effective entrainment by the colony environment or a combination of these two factors.

Arguing that MI constituted a radically new theory of the individual subject in the social world, it attends to MI’s ideological coherence, suggesting that the rabid anti-socialism of microeconomic individualism in this period drifted into less explicitly political uses of MI outside economics, particularly the individualism v/s holism debate in the social sciences.

Topographical differences of tremor-associated coherence suggest that the subthalamic area in patients with PD is further organized in distinct segregated 'tremor clusters' that are specific for rest and postural tremor activity (Reck et al. 2010).

The lattice parameter for ceria is decreased by only 0.6% compared to bulk CeO2, but the coherence length suggests that the overlayer may have a high defect density.

But there is a sense of continuity and spatial coherence that suggests a new template for urban planning, neither the numbing uniformity of utopian modernism nor the quaint pretensions of historical reproduction.

In relation to coherence, we suggest that the concept-context approach overcomes the problem that coherence is not enough for students to promote their ability to make connections.