Sentence examples for contributing to feedback from inspiring English sources

It is therefore not surprising that a delay introduced into feedback loops can lead to oscillations and instability, and this is one additional reason contributing to feedback loops containing >2 nodes not being Qualitatively Stable.

Several studies have shown that layer II neurons are contributing to feedback projections, whereas neurons in the deeper part of the supragranular layers (layer III) are associated with feedforward projections in visual areas (Tigges et al. 1973; Kennedy and Bullier 1985).

The science contributes to feedback, which biases the science.

In turn, flood-driven hydraulic adjustments in channel and floodplain morphologies contributed to feedback effects that caused scale-dependent long-term lag responses.

The presence of myogenin during adult life could contribute to feedback mechanisms ultimately allowing the body to cease excessive skeletal muscle activity in favor of blood glucose conservation.

However, given that both ETC inhibition and uncoupling are expected to contribute to feedback inhibition, our model does not easily allow prediction of oxygen consumption because partially uncoupling mitochondria would increase oxygen consumption while ETC inhibition would decrease it.

We had suggested previously that under conditions where part of the glutamate-gated channels on the horizontal cell dendrites are kept open by non-saturating concentrations of kainate, glutamate-gated channels can contribute to feedback from horizontal cells to cones [7], [9].

The downregulation of PPAR γ by BMP9 possibly contributed to feedback effects associated with BMP9 induced osteogenic differentiation.

Two of the new edges in HCC1954, PDK1 →ErbB-2 and p70S6K →AKT, contributed to feedback loops, which were not present in the other two cell lines.

Within a framework of 'programmatic assessment', each data point – either formative or summative – would meaningfully contribute to feedback and decision making [ 20].

MF, RMM, IS, MM, and DG reviewed and suggested revisions to the survey tools, covering letters, overall study design, and contributed to feedback on the analysis and manuscript revisions.