Sentence examples for examination of the rate from inspiring English sources

Examination of the rate of change in accumulation as a function of tissue thickness (Fig. 7a, b) provides a qualitative look at the penetration of GNPs in the MCL tissue.

Examination of the rate of proliferation (Fig. 3) suggested that layers below L6 have equally low concentrations of oxygen.

This led to examination of the rate of evolution of the majority of the Xist RNA in L1-active and L1-inactive species.

Recently, examination of the rate of lipofuscin in human beta-cells revealed that there was little to no beta-cell turnover in adult humans [ 2].

The levels of noise in the peak at λ=320 nm render any examination of the rate of change in intensity of this band inaccurate.

Subsequent examination of the rate and criterion parameters can then identify the relative contributions of the two mechanisms to the ISR observed behaviourally.

Examination of the rates of nonsynonymous (dN) and synonymous (dS) substitutions using all available mammalian full length PEG11 sequences (except rat and mouse) revealed that dN/dS values were significantly less than one thereby demonstrating that purifying selection was operating across the whole of the gene [10] (and our unpublished results).

Examination of the rates of antimicrobial resistance among these pathogens showed that rates of methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA) and methicillin-resistant coagulase-negative staphylococci were 82% and 98.6%, respectively (Table 2).

More detailed examination of the rates for the individual practices show that this overall trend was driven by two practices with sharply declining rates early in the period of study and two other practices with sharply increasing rates over the latter part of the study.

Interestingly, an examination of the rates they obtained reveals the closest linear correspondence between gel densitometry and the kcc value, the 'rate of conformational change' calculated from the rapid initial increase in bis-ANS fluorescence (Supplementary Figure S2 at http://www.biochemj.org/bj/460/bj4600103add.htm).htm

An examination of the rates of interventions that are mutually exclusive (C-section, forceps, vacuum and unspecified instrument), illustrates the level of intervention in each stratum, and reveals that in hospitals with a lower volume of activity (S1) some kind of surgical or instrumental intervention occurred in almost half of births.