Sentence examples for hour growth from inspiring English sources
The evolution in time of the ion pressure distribution in a time-dependent magnetic field is simulated, the drift current density is calculated and the Biot-Savart law is used to obtain ground magnetograms during one hour growth of a synthetic magnetic storm.
Today, Pandora's first quarter earnings reflected this flurry of activity, as the company saw GAAP total revenue increase 97percentt year-over-year to $83.9 million (with non-GAAP mobile revenue of $86.7 million), which outpaced mobile listener hour growth at 47 percent year over year.
In figure 1, we demonstrated that static biofilms are sensitive to DNase I treatment at any stage during the 24 hour growth period, indicating that eDNA is an important part of the biofilm matrix during the initial stages of biofilm development.
Pre-treatment of BHK-21 cells with 5D9 prior to infection with FMDV A24 Cruzeiro and subsequent challenge with FMDV, followed by 24 hour growth in the presence of re-administered D59, resulted in suppression of viral growth in a dose-dependent manner and by as much as 90% at 20 µM concentration of D59 (Figure 7B).
Invasion takes place in about 120 seconds of the 48 hour growth cycle.
Flasks contained 200 mL, 100 mL and 50 mL of media for the 6, 18 and 24 hour growth experiments respectively.
Although the deposition rate of Si was 0.5 Å/s in Figure 2a, a two-hour growth does not allow to build NWs higher than 400 nm, consistent with previous results that reported the difficulties to grow <111>-oriented Si NWs longer than 500 nm by MBE [9].
It is possible that the 142-hour growth period with neutral selective conditions could lead to some unwanted genetic changes.
Cell free supernatants of both 81116AI2- and 81116AI2+ cells were collected at specific time points during a 24-hour growth period.
Cells were harvested by centrifugation at 4°C after four hours growth and frozen at −80°C.
In strain 923, expression of RNAIII was highest at the post-exponential (6 hours) growth phase (Figure 1A).
