Sentence examples for corresponding shortening from inspiring English sources

The researchers observed that "summer-like" water temperatures had increased decade to decade with a "corresponding shortening" of the respite period experienced during winter, with reefs "among the most sensitive of all ecosystems to climate change".

The principal effect of high pressure, observed in all materials, is a reduction in volume and a corresponding shortening of mean interatomic distances.

All these variations indicate the increasing weakness of the polymeric network as sonication proceeds with a widening of the mesh size (with the reduction of G′ values) and a corresponding shortening of the longest relaxation time (the crossover frequency is shifted towards higher values).

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The validation studies of the various shortened WOMAC versions [ 11, 14, 19- 25, 25, 42] have consisted of studying the measurement properties of the corresponding shortened WOMAC pain or function scales individually.

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Individuals with a history of depression and with (without) current symptoms exhibited a CD8+ telomere length shortening corresponding to an age differential of 27.9 (25.3) years.

Geminin identifies the proportion of tumour cells traversing through S-G2-M phase, and therefore the gemininLI to Ki67LI ratio (geminin/Ki67) provides a measure of the relative length of G1 in dynamic cell populations, with higher geminin/Ki67 ratios corresponding to a shortening in the length of G1 phase (Eward et al, 2004; Wharton et al, 2004; Shetty et al, 2005).

Since a band is assumed to grow during a discrete stress drop and AE pulse (e.g. Baud et al. 2004), we can estimate (assuming uniaxial strain and that the bands are perpendicular to the maximum principal stress) that the inelastic axial strain associated with band growth is typically between 0.04 and 0.06%% for both C8 and LAH4 (corresponding to an axial shortening of about 20 μm).

Among the corresponding mutants, 5 showed shortened and 21 showed increased maximal chronological lifespans; 15 of the latter mutants showed no further lifespan increase with rapamycin and might thus represent key targets downstream of TORC1.

Arbitrary abbreviation of the sequence analysis window can result in the failure to detect activated intronic or exonic cryptic sites, which can in some instances significantly lengthen (eg. 231 and 313 nucleotide extensions, respectively ) or shorten the corresponding natural exon.