Sentence examples for differentiation in the time from inspiring English sources

Its velocity records are converted to accelerograms by differentiation in the time domain, and the instrumental correction is applied in the frequency domain as described below.

IGF-I drives cell proliferation and the survival of otic progenitors, and it is essential for neuronal differentiation in the time window between neuronal cell fate specification and neurotrophin dependence [4].

The crested newt morphotypes do show ecological differentiation in the time they annually spend in the water.

This observation is consistent with the suppression of B cell differentiation genes in the time course ANRO study discussed above.

These channels can be accomplished using a Gaussian differentiation in the log-time domain.

Glial differentiation was not detected in the time points analyzed (data not shown).

In the presence of chemical inducers, the reduced graphene oxide nanoribbon (rGONR) grid showed a highly accelerated osteogenic differentiation of the hMSCs (a patterned differentiation) in short time of 7 days in which the amount of the osteogenesis was ∼2.2 folds greater than the differentiation (a uniform differentiation) on the rGO sheets.

When changing the distribution of demands between devices, the CLC is shown to adapt the proportional differentiation in reasonable time, down to around 10 s and less than a minute.

In spite of the differentiation in time, several differences between the two ∆PWV maps are visible, but a substantial reduction with respect to the values reported in Fig. 4 can be observed.

To make bone marrow stromal cell (BMSC) cultures, whole marrow flushed from tibiae and femora of 6 8 week old mice, plated at 10 nucleated cells/well in 6-well tissue culture dishes and cultured in OB differentiation medium from the time of plating onward.

ERPs evoked by face stimuli were differentiated from those of other categories, and our results indicate that this differentiation occurred in the same time range, or possibly even earlier, than in humans.