Sentence examples for constant level of activity from inspiring English sources
It's always this constant level of activity".
In all cases, the sub-populations all tend to a constant level of activity when the strength of lateral inhibition is weak compared to inhibition within GPe sub-populations.
The complete promoter was active from 6 hours of development although the main induction occurred between 10 and 14 hours, to reach a constant level of activity thereafter.
Collectively, this indicates metabolic compartmentation and that the tricarboxylic acid cycle metabolizing glucose-derived carbon increases cycling activity whereas the tricarboxylic acid cycle that metabolizes lactate-derived carbon operates at a constant level of activity independent of the metabolic response to the ionomycin-induced increase in [Ca2+]i.
Quantitation of this difference in activity revealed that while WT mice decrease their locomotor activity significantly between ZT20 and ZT22, CD38-null mice maintained almost constant levels of activity throughout the night (Fig. 2D).
Since in the nucleus ERK1/2 is predominantly inactivated, the maintenance of a constant level of nuclear activity requires continuous shuttling of activated protein from the cytoplasm.
We found that GS cells show a constant level of SSC activity regardless of Kit expression.
Only a very low, constant level of PKA activity was observed in the ∆ pkaC mutant on all carbon sources.
The detection of colonized patients is assumed to be a random process, with the mean detection time depending only on a constant level of surveillance activity.
All measurements were conducted while subjects were seated in a comfortable chair with continuous electromyographic monitoring to ensure either a constant level of electromyographic activity during tonic contraction or complete relaxation at rest.
We have shown that as R6/2 mice age, their circadian activity changes from a pattern of discrete extended periods of activity and sleep, to a constant level of very short periods of activity and inactivity [15].
