Sentence examples for dissociation frequency from inspiring English sources

Notably, overall AIP1 turnover occurs at 1.8 µM/s, which appears to roughly correspond to the overall dissociation frequency of CP from the network [12].

To estimate the association-dissociation frequency of AIP1 on the actin network, we investigated lifetime of single-molecule AIP1 speckles in lamellipodia.

Double dissociation of Frequency modulation.

We tested for a double dissociation between Frequency modulation at different brain loci and word categories (visually and action-related words).

Accordingly, a double dissociation for Frequency modulation was documented by a 2-by-2 anova on parameter estimates, including the factors Location (peaks with largest Frequency modulation) and Word Category (action- and visually related), which yielded a significant interaction (F1,20 = 8.15, P < 0.02).

But during a slow phase that occurs as the muscle proceeds to stabilize at the new frequency, dissociation between the calcium transient amplitude and developed force occurs.

Our results have shown two important dissociations between lexical frequency and syllable frequency, and between syllable frequency in the reading aloud and lexical decision tasks.

The present study used functional MRI (fMRI) to examine whether the dissociations of lexical frequency and syllable frequency observed in behavioral and electrophysiological measures can be mapped onto different areas of the brain.

Interestingly, we observed a dissociation of ciliary beat frequency from beat amplitude, in that amplitude could be reduced without an effect on frequency.

Studies show that spontaneous peri-traumatic dissociation also affects intrusion frequency although attempts to manipulate dissociation have failed.

Three aspects of the results are noteworthy: the strain-specific effect of listeria on the ependyma, the presence of aggregates of listeria on the cilia and the dissociation of ciliary beat frequency from beat amplitude.