Sentence examples for for the time corresponding from inspiring English sources
In this analysis, the MSD analysis is only performed for the time corresponding to one quarter of the duration of the RNP trajectory with the shortest lifetime.
We have averaged squared trajectories from 40 bidirectional RNPs (for the time corresponding to one quarter of the duration of the RNP trajectory with the shortest lifetime).
We calculated CCs for the horizontal components at the times corresponding to the maximum CC for the UD components (Fig. 5b).
For each time point at least four hybridizations were carried out corresponding to 3 biological replicates and one dye-swap, except for the time point corresponding to 24 h of culture.
The sum of the beta coefficients for the time points corresponding to the expected peak in the hemodynamic response was taken as the model's estimate of the response to each trial type (2.8 12.6 s).
Four hybridizations were carried out per time point to obtain the expression value for each gene (fold change of normalized signals), except for the time point corresponding to 24 h.
In addition, topographic maps were compared to a control grand average for the time window corresponding to N1, and a higher rate of deviant topography was seen in the LI group.
For each birth, we calculated averages for the time periods corresponding to the 9 months of pregnancy as well as for each trimester; trimester-specific exposures were examined to identify potentially critical times during pregnancy when pollutants may affect birth weight.
For all tested bacterial species the detection time, corresponding to the time until a threshold level of 10 μW was reached, was dependent on the concentration of bacteria.
We adopted two approaches for the control of time, corresponding to an age-cohort approach and an age-period approach, being aware that they represent two different dimensions of time.
Each bioreactor was sampled for microarray analysis at the same time corresponding to different phases of growth under batch conditions.
