Sentence examples for dependency of the clock from inspiring English sources
Similar dependency of the clock rate, on the evolutionary timescale at which it is measured, has been described in other organisms and can be theoretically explained, for example, by purifying selection slowly purging mutations that are slightly deleterious (Ho et al. 2007; Morelli et al. 2010; Didelot et al. 2012).
This approach accounts for major discrepancies from the possible time dependency of the molecular clock on recent evolutionary time scales [ 32].
Let us consider now the dependency of the number of clock cycles required by the JPEG compression on the restart interval.
In fact, a time-dependency of the molecular clock rates has been recently proposed and discussed [ 24, 25].
Amplitude of output processes does however appear to be coupled to the TTFL of the clock, but evidence for this dependency is mixed [ 82, 83].
To characterize the time dependency of the light-induced changes in the peripheral oscillator we selected some clock genes essential for the clock machinery, i.e, period 1/2/3 (Per1/2/3), cryptochrome1/2 (Cry1/2), and a clock-output gene D-albumin-binding protein (Dbp).
In all organs studied, the basal expression of most of the clock genes showed a clear time-dependency (Figure 1&2 and Table 1).
The investigation shows that, the clock offset model with clock shift is able to improve the accuracy of the clock offset prediction for internal crystal clocks within a short time span, compared with the clock offset model without clock shift.
Identification of clock components has been central to our understanding of the clock mechanisms.
