Sentence examples for defined windows from inspiring English sources

Each set may have up to four user defined windows anywhere on the sample.

The ability to inducibly turn p53 activity on or off provides a unique experimental flexibility in which p53 tumor suppressor function can be studied in short defined windows of time.

For the latter, we defined windows as non-overlapping sets of S contiguous SNPs.

Volatile anesthetics might induce a protective signaling in the myocardial cells in defined windows only.

A genetic approach in which the classical NF-κB-activating pathway is inhibited in defined windows during polyoma middle T oncogene (PyVT) tumourigenesis showed that interfering with this pathway increases tumour latency and decreases tumour burden [ 8].

Nearly all other studies defined windows of pregnancy susceptible to the development of the congenital anomalies under study (usually weeks 3 8 of gestation) and averaged exposure over those windows.

They cover the peripheral region (non-active area) of CCM and have a defined window (active area) for accommodating the electrode.

So the next note could depend on the last two or 10 notes before it, but there is a defined window of history that can be used to predict what happens next.

Japan requires post-market surveillance to prove safety and efficacy within a defined window of time, as a prelude to permanent approval, and this was an initial component of REGROW as well.

Strict timelines are in place for reviewing the impacts and considering alternatives, and an ample but clearly defined window for public input and court challenges keeps proposals from becoming bogged down in endless litigation.

For example the RIF resistant strain HR1 (had6Y) hadecreasedased growth rate compared to its parent strain H37Ra (Figure 1B) but still falls within the defined window.