Sentence examples for extent of acceleration from inspiring English sources
We therefore postulated that strength and persistence in TCR signaling determines the extent of acceleration in IL-2 secretion.
The energy modification or "bias" is given by The extent of acceleration (i.e., how aggressively the conformational space sampling is enhanced) is determined by the choice of the boost energy, Eb, and the acceleration parameter, α.
Addition of trifluoroethanol was found to accelerate the folding of the acylphosphatase variants, the extent of the acceleration being inversely proportional to the intrinsic rate of folding of the corresponding mutant.
The extent of particle acceleration in the interplanetary medium in corotating interaction regions is only to sub-relativistic energies.
The extent of rate acceleration or deceleration was arbitrary in this simulation and branches with fast or slow rates may have been underestimated due to the strict criteria for heterogeneity identification (see Materials and Methods).
52 The extent of the accelerations undertaken by each type of athlete is evident, as is the underlying high volume of low-intensity activity.
Future studies should evaluate whether the extent of epigenetic age acceleration relates to the prevalence of age-related conditions across tissues.
A correlation between the sulfation state of the GAG and the extent of the amyloid formation acceleration has been observed using various systems, including the islet amyloid polypeptide [18], the amyloid β peptide [35], β2-microglobulin [36], the 173 243 fragment of gelsolin [5], α-synuclein [6] and an immunoglobulin light-chain variable domain [23].
At full throttle the true extent of that violence, in terms of acceleration, noise and sheer chaos, is truly astonishing.
Nevertheless, the inherent ability of stem cells to respond by entering active cell cycle or even the high intrinsic radioresistance of such cells may abrogate the effect of acceleration regardless the extent of their presence in the tumour.
A Kinect and the OpenNI library were used to detect the position of the participants' hands in 3D (see Figure 2), and the maximum speed, acceleration and extent of the hands were extracted for each performance.
