Sentence examples for during reversal from inspiring English sources

Now that it has been possible to observe the pathophysiological events during reversal of Type 2 diabetes, the reverse time course of events which determine the onset of the condition can be identified.

This sex- and prenatal stress-specific difference was even more pronounced during reversal learning of the task.

Interestingly, during reversal of the pulling-out process, the system is found to trace a different equilibrium path.

Compulsivity is a hallmark of drug addiction and in animal models is measured by consecutive incorrect responses to a previously rewarded stimulus during reversal learning.

Similar to data generated in male mice, female mice exhibited no difference in acquisition relative to wildtype (WT); however, during reversal learning, CB1KO females spent more time in the original training quadrant and took significantly longer to learn the location of the new platform relative to WT.

Assuming low blade speeds during reversal, a parameter study indicates that the blade tip transitions between slip and stick states and the frequency of the vibration caused by this transitions is close to the natural frequency of the neck of the wiper blade.

In this study, we present theoretical and experimental clarification of this behavior during reversals.

Reducing noise generated by automobile windshield wipers during reversals is a desirable feature.

This is true for not only the past 50 ka, but in the case of lavas, over other geomagnetically interesting times, such as during reversals (e.g., Brown et al. 2013; Coe and Glen 2004).

In Section 4 we discussed the magnetic field line topology and cutoff latitudes of particle impacting on the Earth for different kind of multipole configuration, which can occur during reversals, turned dipoles as well as quadrupoles.

These predictions are in agreement with preferred longitudes of virtual geomagnetic poles during reversals both in paleomagnetic data (Hoffman 1996; Love 1998; Merrill and McFadden 1999) and in tomographic reversing dynamo models (Coe et al. 2000; Kutzner and Christensen 2004).