Sentence examples similar to in broader time from inspiring English sources

In broad time-course samples of fetal, neonate and adult human brain sub-regions we found that FOXG1 expression was generally higher in fetal samples (Additional file 6: Figure S5a) while the expression of both promoters of CDKL5 and p1@MECP2 in fetal samples were lower than their expression level in adults (Additional file 6: Figure S5b,c).

In a broader time span, sub-100 nm CMOS processes may become appealing for the design of very compact front-end systems with advanced integrated functionalities.

These modeling results show that the membrane potential changes observed in vivo are broader than those observed in vitro and that the broader time course can be explained by variably-timed inputs (but see Lin et al., 2003; Froemke et al., 2005; Zhang et al., 2009 for alternative sources of broader STDP windows).

Following these results, additional experiments were required to investigate the persistence in urine over a broader time period, and to determine the most effective dose of PAC equivalents per day.

In contrast, he notes, Sallan and Galimberti's analysis assesses trends in body size over a broader time scale and among a wider range of species.

Also the measures of screen time used may be not representative of the broader time spent in sedentary activities [ 32].

Among the ultra-easy actions the Fed took was the excessive and sustained rise in broad money times an unprecedented soaring of monetary velocity.

His neighbors in Brooklyn grew accustomed to seeing him go in and out of his house in broad daylight, one time as one man, another time as another man, and soon ceased to give the matter a second thought.

In broad terms, the time framework of music is composed of tempo, time measure, metre, and period; and its rhythmical life hangs on rubato, musical motif (which may already include cross accent), and metrical variation, as well as on asymmetry and balance of phrase.

He said the difference between people leaving to work in other EU countries and coming to the UK had been "in broad balance" over time "so the way you get net migration down is by reducing migration from outside the EU" which he said was down by a third since the coalition came to power.

Allegations that the armed forces were overstepping their mandate of "supporting" police in their efforts to contain drug cartels made little imprint in broader public opinion at the time.