Sentence examples for frame analyses from inspiring English sources
The established high-strain-rate resistance properties were applied into simplified frame analyses.
Subsequently, open reading frame analyses delimited the QTL to a region of about 55 kb.
Beam-column connections undergo significant shear deformations and greatly contribute to story drifts during earthquake loading, yet their response is typically neglected in traditional frame analyses through the use of rigid end offsets.
Our open reading frame analyses and phylogenetic analyses showed that GS was more distant from the other three genomes than any of the other three were from each other.
Hippocampal activity in the 5th rat, acquired in 2 sessions on the linear track, was insufficient for position reconstruction and assessment of hippocampal frames, reducing the number of VTA units for replay and frame analyses to 66, acquired over 14 behavioral sessions.
Badeck et al. [1] suggested that a fraction of uncertainty may arise due to the time frame analysed.
The conceptual frame analysing manifestations of informal processes of the urban system initially developed in the sphere of research on developing countries.
However, within the time frame analysed after the excitotoxic insult we found no evidences for an upregulation of GAD protein levels from de novo protein synthesis (Fig. 2).
Although in this study TGF-β was not able to induce α-sma mRNA expression, SF was able to induce α-sma expression in the healthy synoviocytes in the relatively short time frame analysed.
Frame-by-frame analyses suggested that this was difficult to achieve and we lost track of most daughter pairs at some point for two main technical reasons: 1) short periods of being slightly out of focus; 2) migration of these cells close to other labeled cells.
The cameras recorded 15 frames per second, and frame-to-frame analyses of changes in pixels, which occurred whenever the animal moved, were performed by using the computer program Musical Gestures Toolbox for audio and video analysis [ 42].
