Sentence examples for frame of normal from inspiring English sources

B, E, R, T are in fact expressed in the normal lung tissue in the frame of normal regeneration [ 34- 36], and might thus contribute to the generic response of patients to cytotoxic therapy, which is given systemically and does not target tissues or tumors specifically.

This made her appear small, though, in fact, her frame was of normal dimensions.

Let ((e_{1}mid e_{2}mid e_{3}mid e_{4})) be the Frenet frame of the normal curve α as a unit speed timelike or spacelike normal curve with non-lightlike vector fields (e_{2}), (e_{3}), (e_{4}), lying in ({mathbb {R}}^{4}_{1}).

Due to video-projector restrictions, the presentation frame rate was 60 frames/s, so that only every seventh frame of the normal-speed stimulus and every third frame of the slow-motion stimulus was shown.

used in the DVB-S2 standard [8] for the short frame length Table 2 Properties of normal frame length DVB-S2 codes Rate Codeword bits (N) Inf.

(6) Takeoff: these typically involved the decapitated fly launching into the air within one to two frames of the normal video (span of ∼30 60 ms).

H-sectioned steel is also installed and connected to the top of the machine in order to form the reaction frame of the applied normal pressures.

Frame-by-frame confocal images of normal-appearing terminal ileum at about 10 cm proximal to the ileocecal valve were collected and digitally stored for analysis.

In Europe, few railroads had clearances ample enough to accept a highway box trailer piggybacked on a flatcar of normal frame height.

The loading of a highway box trailer on a railcar of normal frame height without infringing European railroads' reduced vertical clearances was solved by French National Railways in the 1950s.

Further analysis using the M. tuberculosis H37Rv homolog as an estimate of normal frame equivalency for 92 transcribed pseudogenes, demonstrated that deletion mutations have resulted in a reduced coding capacity between 97.7 0.46% of the predicted full-length protein (Additional File 3).