Sentence examples for fully propagating from inspiring English sources
A number of different forms of spontaneous Ca2+ release are apparent including Ca2+ sparks, larger non-propagating Ca2+ release events and fully propagating Ca2+ waves, which in this case originated at one end of the cell.
As a consequence, the fully propagating type A bands are in a state of criticality.
In contrast, the preterm infants demonstrated a significantly higher proportion of fully propagated peristaltic swallows compared with the term infants (53% and 27%, respectively) (P <.05).
When measuring global transcript levels only, the effect of the perturbation [e.g., transcription factor (TF) overexpression or drug treatment] on its target genes is often obscured by delayed feedback and secondary effects until the changes are fully propagated.
We resolved the issue quickly, and the fix should be fully propagated now.
Our evaluation considers the following metrics: Delivery ratio: the percentage of data messages generated that fully propagate the scenario considered until they are received by one of the fixed vehicle responsible to gather data messages.
Delay: the total time taken for a data message generated to fully propagate the scenario considered until it is received by one of the vehicles responsible to gather data messages.
In short, Wade fully propagated the subgenre, variably called "monster erotica," "monster porn," "cryptozoological erotica," and "erotic horror".
When presented on a small LCD screen, all visual stimuli registered post-synaptic responses in the superficial neuropil (SO and SFGS), but only for spatially restricted stimuli were these signals fully propagated into the deeper neuropil (SGC and SAC).
Finally, tools for uncertainty analysis are provided, enabling the user to parameterise systems fully and propagate probability distributions through Monte Carlo analysis.
Single tensile overload resulted in significant retardation of crack growth which was fully recovered after propagating out of overload-affected zone.
