These results together with relative limited standard variation (SD = 3.3 years) across all core samples suggest a much more coordinated time period for the formation of the plaque cores than perhaps expected, with limited contribution of de-novo synthesized biological matter thereafter.
Then, a multi-period coordinated scheduling model is proposed for integrated operation of ADS, with the object of costs minimizing.
Based on the above analysis, this paper focuses on multi-period coordinated active-reactive scheduling of ADS considering demand response and battery storage.
Then, a multi-period coordinated active-reactive scheduling model considering interactive load and battery storage is proposed in order to minimize overall operation costs over a specific duration of time.
In this context, we have recently described the posttranslational regulation of liver enzymes through a circadian clock-coordinated 12-hours period rhythmic activation of the IRE1α pathway [ 10].
Flax fibers grow from the shoot apex intrusively after a very short period of coordinated growth [ 9].
Stand Up against Poverty is a 24-hour period of coordinated global action aimed at giving a voice to the world's most vulnerable populations, as well as reminding leaders of their commitment to poverty-eradication initiatives and the Millennium Development Goals.
During walking or running, pyramidal neurons display changes in firing rate that reflect periods of coordinated muscle activity (Armstrong and Drew, 1984a; Beloozerova et al., 2003).
In general, periods of wakefulness entailing voluntary and coordinated limb movements are followed by periods of sleep characterised by atonia and myoclonic twitching of the limbs, before another period of wakefulness ensues.
McCall said air travel was in a short-term "cooling-off" period after the coordinated terrorist assault on Paris, with passengers wary of flying to and from France.
Hence, genes involved in human phenotypes appeared in coordinated waves over well-defined period of times rather than emerging continuously.
