Sentence examples for equal activation from inspiring English sources

Nearly equal activation is observed at the extremes of activator water-wetting properties −36<τoa<72dyne/cm (0° ≤ θ < 120°), falling sharply through a broad minimum within the 20<τoa<40dyne/cm (55° < θ < 75°) range over which activation yield (putatively FXIIa) rises just above detection limits.

Langmuir isotherm model is applicable to homogeneous adsorption where adsorption process has equal activation energy.

Thus, it was assumed that a GPCR can exist either in an "off" or "on" conformation causing either no activation or equal activation of all its signalling pathways.

Various possible operational regimes in SIMDCAR have been classified and the conditions for the existence of hot spots or cold spots in SIMDCAR are obtained analytically for the first order reactions with equal activation energies.

For participants with congenital prosopagnosia, this held for all time windows, for control subjects, there was equal activation in the right and left hemisphere in the 170 200 ms interval.

However, since almost equal activation was observed with underivatised silica particles, it appears that the main rate-enhancing effect of the particles was due to the reduction of droplet size.

The reactor behavior for the reactions with non-equal activation energies is also presented.

Injection of mice with the D1R selective agonist SKF38393 that activates striatal neurons of the direct pathway caused equal psychomotor activation in Pdcl cKO mice and their wild-type littermates.

The Langmuir isotherm assumes that the monolayer coverage of sorption of each molecule onto the surface has equal sorption activation energy [13].

The latter specifies regulation biases and can take two values: b i =+1/2 if gene i is positively biased, in the sense that an equal number of activation and inhibition inputs will produce activation, and the reverse being the case if b i =−1/2.

The HH compliance index (HHCI) equals the activations divided by the predicted HHOs during a time period.