Sentence examples for in faster range from inspiring English sources

This information taken in conjunction with the estimates of cold resistance heritability in several Drosophila species by Kellermann and colleagues [43] suggests a causal chain of higher heritability resulting in greater population persistence, which then results in faster range expansion.

Interestingly, light at 6500K shifted the PVT distribution curve towards the faster range of RT in comparison to light at 2500K and 3000K.

Similarly fast range extensions in the 1940s and subsequent retractions in the 1950s have also been found in some butterfly species in Britain [ 59].

Elsewhere, the mean difference in AUC values for four generic tacrolimus preparations approved by the FDA versus reference tacrolimus has been calculated to be 4% (range 0 11%) in fasting volunteers and 4.5% (range 2 6%) in the fed state (24).

Based on our newly designed series targets, we are the first to successfully demonstrate UWLI in such a short 3 m water tank, and show the fast range-gated phenomenon in water much more clearly.

On the other hand, evoked oscillations in the fast ripple range have been found in recordings from the somatosensory cortex of normal rats (Gibson et al., 1999) and humans (Haueisen et al., 2001).

Ongoing activities focus on the evaluation of 239Pu in the resonance region, scattering angular distribution in the fast energy range, and reporting/usage of experimental data for evaluation in the resolved resonance region.

When t reduces in the direction of the arrow, ℳ t decreases faster in the range of f ∈ [0,1] in the edge of image, which means more frequency has been reserved.

These results are perhaps not surprising given what we already know about glucose homeostasis in obese children and adolescents (3) and recent evidence supporting a relatively weak relationship between elevations in fasting glucose within the normal range and incident CVD events in adults (4).

Visual inspection of single-trial recordings was performed by a trained experimenter after automatic rejection of trials with EOG >70 µV and/or with absolute power of EEG channel F8 in the fast beta range (>25 Hz) exceeding 0.9 µV2/Hz [25], most likely contaminated by ocular and/or muscular activity.

Based on an automatic procedure (Casali et al., 2010), epochs displaying electrooculogram deflections exceeding 70μVV (indicating ocular activity) and/or absolute power of EEG channel F8 in the fast beta range (>25 Hz) exceeding 0.9 μV/Hz (indicating activity of fronto-temporal muscles) (van de Velde et al., 1998) were rejected.