Sentence examples for distinct time courses from inspiring English sources
However, the distinct time courses of both changes pointed to different mechanisms of action (Fig. 1D).
Wounding cornea induced fluxes of Ca2+, K+, Na+, Cl−, and H+ with distinct time courses, which can be modulated by fixation or pharmacological treatment.
10.7554/eLife.05913.008 Figure 7. Three distinct time courses for the emergence of long-range ordering.
This entails for instance that, while conventional perspectives presume that different classes of words may require different mechanisms each revealed by distinct time courses (e.g., Coltheart, 1978; Coltheart, Curtis, Atkins, & Haller, 1993), a perspective of interaction-dominant dynamics allows that all response times gauge the selfsame process.
Focusing on the time course of VGSC expression in different tissues, it is an interesting finding that in the central nervous system, the differential expression of SCN1A protein has been described to follow a distinct time course.
Recently, it has been suggested that the pathophysiological mechanisms of CRPS follow a distinct time course, with a preponderance of peripheral inflammation and beginning of small fiber degeneration in the acute phase, and progression of small fiber degeneration as well as central pathomechanisms dominating the chronic phase of the disease [13].
At both the functional level and the morphological level, skeletal muscle regeneration follows a distinct time course.
This distinct time course of change in conduit arterial diameter and wall thickness suggests that distinct mechanisms may contribute to these adaptations.
While overall online learning over the five training days was not different from controls, indicating a distinct time course of online learning in these patients.
Within this framework the neurobiological reason for the distinct time course of decline of function is selective vulnerability of brain regions.
These results suggest a distinct time course of DHEAS levels in patients with a favorable outcome compared to those with an unfavorable outcome.
