Sentence examples for differing durations from inspiring English sources

Notably, activating different sensory or interneurons triggered bouts of antennal grooming of differing durations.

In addition, serotonergic neurons are known to contain other transmitters (Varga et al., 2009; Liu et al., 2014), suggesting that the slow and fast timescales could correspond to the action of different transmitters on target neurons, or to downstream circuit effects with differing durations.

Beside these consistencies we found deviating dynamic patterns that are apparently expressed in terms of differing onset and offset, differing durations, or even the lack of fluvial system response.

Our findings however are largely in agreement with this small body of literature which has found no effect of interventions with differing durations [104], frequencies [105, 106], session times [107] or proportions of hospital-based sessions [108 110], on fitness, risk factors or quality of life.

CRC cells were treated with 10  μM selenite for differing durations and then subjected to western blot analysis.

We also explored the ability of differing durations of short term pharmacy refill to predict VF on second line ART.

Clarifying the TK we performed five independent time-course studies of differing duration in the C57BL/6J strain.

To allow consistent comparisons between electives of differing duration, an elective exposure was defined as a two-week period in the respective subspecialty.

In this section, we consider an incoming signal of differing duration and observe how it is differentially processed by networks that filter signals at different time scales.

Similarly, Malapani and colleagues [10] have demonstrated that subjects with Parkinson's Disease exhibit a "migration effect" such that when asked to reproduce intervals of differing duration (e.g., 8 and 21 seconds), their responses tend to converge toward an intermediate value; this effect is reduced by L-dopa treatment.

A major factor beyond the differing duration is the far greater detailed assessment of historic control (HbA1c), both in terms of number of measures and the proportion of diabetes duration covered by HbA1c values.