Sentence examples for for alternation from inspiring English sources

While it is tempting to think that GluA1 is necessary for spatial working memory as described by Olton et al. (1979), and thus provides a model of working memory disorders in humans, it is important to consider alternative explanations for alternation behavior in rodents.

"Our universe and its laws appear to have a design that both is tailor-made to support us and, if we are to exist, leaves little room for alternation," they state.

The unique agreement provided for alternation of Conservatives and Liberals in the presidency, an equal sharing of ministerial and other government posts, and equal representation on all executive and legislative bodies.

We have also (2.14) for alternation of and, then (2.15).

The driving force for alternation is the electropositive nature of the maleic anhydride monomer complemented by the electronegative character of the styrene monomer.

To confirm this, we depleted B22a1+CD4+ T cells in vivo prior to immunization with CII and subsequently observed the mice for alternation in the development of CIA.

No formal application for alternations has been submitted, said Terry Rosen Deutsch, the agency's chief of staff.

Best of all, the crossplay of string and wind tone is thoroughly audible and speaks for alternations and transitions in the drama: between emotion and nature, reality and fantasy, warmth and coolness, pain and alleviation.

These effects were present even prior to the onset of perceptual alternations, as we presented the stimuli too briefly for alternations to occur and shape the pattern of activity we observed.

One subsection is an extensive discussion of the issues involved in quantifying data on alternatioms that involve nominalizations, and reading it will make the data on the results for alternations involving nominalization easier to follow.

Another possible argument is that the isoluminance defined by minimum flicker at 16 or 20 Hz, depending on subject (see Methods section), did not equate stimulus strength for alternations of color checkers at 2.5 Hz (Wyszecki 1967), that is, alternations between the background gray and a test hue with 15% luminance increment.