Sentence examples for generation of steady from inspiring English sources

We have developed a microfluidic platform that enables long-term continuous culture, generation of steady concentration gradients, and single cell tracking.

A computer software tool for the automatic generation of steady-state process models to be used in instrumentation analysis was developed.

(B ) Time-course of generation of steady-state pH in the cisternae according to this model (final pH of cisternae 1 to 6: 6.17, 6.32, 6.45, 6.55, 6.60, 6.60).

After generations of steady employment (except for strikes and recessions), the local high school kids of the 1980s saw few prospects for a middle-class job.

This weak activation leads to the transcription of genes regulated by spoll promoters and to the generation of low steady state concentrations of output proteins, as shown in Figure  5B by white bars.

One reason is that Wall Street tends to love growth stocks, and to underplay the value of steady cash generation.

A major assumption in the long-standing mechanistic model for halogen-induced degradation of stratospheric ozone is the steady generation of Cl atoms by photolysis of molecules such as ClOOCl by sunlight.

The mixing strategy relies on the generation of resonances between the steady and the unsteady part of the flow, which is achieved by tuning the parameters of the periodic rotation.

We lack a quantitative understanding of whether de novo synthesis or fission dominates the generation of peroxisomes in either steady growth in glucose or during active proliferation in oleic acid.

We first found that the generation of effective contractility at steady-state junctions entails a process of architectural reorganization whereby filaments that are initially generated as poorly organized networks of short bundles are then converted into co-aligned perijunctional bundles.

Under the right circumstances, small changes in Na+ channel kinetics can cause a considerable change in the number of channels available for generation of action potentials as steady-state inactivation controls the number of channels that can be opened (Van Petegem et al. 2012).