Sentence examples for darkness activities from inspiring English sources

Clinton is straightforward in her call for an end to "impunity against women" and for "stopping these heart of darkness activities".

Out-of-burrow activity in N. virens is restricted to the hours of darkness, and activity away from the burrow entrance is concentrated in the period just after lights-off when feeding is greatest.

Under normal light conditions as well as constant darkness, FORCA activity is reduced by recognition of Hp as well as application of SA, while under constant light conditions its activity is enhanced by defense induction.

Mice are normally nocturnal with activity highest during darkness and reduced activity during the light time.

Mecp2 Stop mice displayed normal circadian rhythms with a mouse-typical elevation of locomotor activity during hours of darkness and reduced activity during the light phase.

The plates were incubated at room temperature in darkness and laccase activities were measured by the increase (mediators) or decrease (dyes) of color.

"The night provides a cover of darkness for criminal activity, but people don't have to be concerned, because we are out there keeping things safe".

In constant darkness (DD), circadian activity rhythms remained stable without significant differences in free-running period lengths in single homozygous null mutants (Figure 1D,E).

The phase angle of entrainment was calculated under all light conditions and defined as the difference in minutes between the onset of darkness and the activity onset.

Indeed, the proportion of S-phase cells in the bone marrow of the mouse, we used here was highest in the second half of darkness, when locomotor activity was highest (Tampellini et al, 1998; Filipski et al, 2004).

Magri et al. [ 2012] found that LFP alpha and beta (18 30 Hz) powers had additional BOLD signal predictive power compared to LFP gamma (40 100 Hz) in the early visual cortex of anesthetised monkeys during spontaneous activity (darkness, eyes closed, no direct visual stimulation).