Sentence examples for in the seconds range from inspiring English sources
The presence of the second DF peak, I2, in the seconds range, is associated with the light induced formation of the proton transmembrane gradient (∆pH) that increases the constant of rate of emission transitions in the RC of PSII.
Consistent with this view, Rammsayer [39] demonstrated that remoxipride, a drug that primarily blocks D2 receptors in the cortex, interferes with interval processing with stimuli in the seconds range whereas haloperidol, which blocks D2 receptors in both mesocortical and mesolimbic systems, disrupts interval timing for both sub- and supra-second stimuli.
Typical residence times of proteins within a compartment are in the seconds range.
This somewhat collides with the time scale of formation of an antibody-ligand equilibrium, which is in the seconds range.
Riding over the accumulated effect of parabolas, individual parabola maneuvers also increase the measured perinuclear phase value during periods of microgravity in the seconds range.
The main weight loss in the second range from 150 to 300 °C could be attributed to the decomposition and combustion of the organic templates in the sieve apertures.
It can be seen that in the first range the aged-PS demonstrates the negative Re(χ (3))∼−1.0×10−8 esu versus the functionalized samples with Re(χ (3))>0.
In the first range, which was more positive than the second one, Pt was deposited via the reduction of Pt II) to Pt(0).
In the second range, direct deposition from Pt(IV) to Pt(0) proceeded, but was followed by hydrogen adsorption, which inhibited further Pt deposition.
In relation to the distance to propagule source, 89.6% (1862 individuals) of the trees were found in the range 0 300 m, and 10.4% (216 individuals) were recorded in the second range (300 600 m).
From TEM observations, the difference was related to the temperature effect on the nucleation: the first range corresponds to a homogeneous precipitation, while in the second range the nucleation occurs on the dislocations.
