Sentence examples for duration become from inspiring English sources

With applied dosimetry, such differences between systems, test articles, cell types and exposure duration become less relevant when biological responses can be presented and aligned against a common dose metric.

This increase in NCX forward mode displays the link between ranolazine-modulated cytosolic Na and Ca in such a way that both stimuli of the reverse NCX mode in heart failure, elevated [Na]i and prolonged action potential duration, become attenuated by exposure to ranolazine, leading to improved Ca elimination during diastole.

Since then, unemployment duration becomes a serious problem.

They found that in the younger males, musth was often delayed and the duration became shorter.

Moreover, the transport efficiency of particles declines as wind duration becomes longer.

When cells were stimulated with 1% GF, distributions of both persistence and G1 duration became greatly scattered in the population.

As a result, the ratio of reduction over oxidation peak current response decreased as the duration became longer.

As the bedrock stiffness and order of the resonance increase, the magnitude of the impact peak increases, and the impact duration becomes shorter.

In the case of very short (under 90 minutes) and very long (six hours plus) shows, the duration becomes, in many ways, a selling point; something that marks out the show as interesting or out of the ordinary.

It helped that the duration became easier to guess: I had been told to anticipate a four- to five-month period between half-hour slots, which were now all I needed.

The proportion of leaner carcasses were increased (P < 0.10) when lambs were fed ZH for 14 d; whereas, feeding of β-AA during 14 d, produced a higher proportion of carcasses classified as ≥ 16 cm2, but these proportions were reduced linearly (P ≤ 0.002) as the feeding duration became longer.