Sentence examples for dips in activity from inspiring English sources

The gene encoding the calmodulin-binding protein however, initially dips in activity at week 2, recovers and gradually declines through the remainder of the sampling period.

This reversed some of the dip in activity seen in the second quarter.

The referendum is not the only factor behind the dip in activity.

In his speech, Vlieghe repeated the Brexit scenario set out by the MPC last week: a dip in activity and a pickup in inflation as the pound falls.

This suggests that, excluding a dip in activity in December, it would raise its key forecasts in the update in January.

"If the UK votes to leave the EU, then the potential for a near-term dip in activity means that the BoE may choose to cut rates to support business confidence".

A dip in activity in the first three months of this year reversing the return to growth that had started in late 2009 would have undermined Mr Brown's claim to have brought about an enduring recovery, further weakening his chances of staying prime minister.But history has not repeated itself.

Censors work independently and not in a regular work pattern (there appears to be a dip in activity when the 19 00 news is on).

If the mother rats received injections of cocaine, the reward system in their brains dipped in activity below the lactation high, suggesting that lactation somehow interferes with the rewarding effects of cocaine.

Our data indicate that the adolescent VS can show "both": an initial dip in activity in response to incentive cues, which could be interpreted as relative underactivity, followed by a distinct hyperactive response to reward anticipation.

In contrast, a prevention of dips in dopaminergic activity, as occurs with omission of expected outcomes, is suggested to worsen learning from negative outcomes (Frank et al., 2004; Frank, 2007 b ; Maia and Frank, 2011).