Sentence examples for medium delay from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the performance in this case, we select τ max/T=5% and ν max/F≈1.6% by assuming that an object moves at a relatively high velocity in a medium delay spread environment, as characterized, for example, in the extended vehicular A (EVA) channel model [25].

18 proteins were 60 to 90 minutes delayed (medium delay), and five proteins responded 105 minutes after their transcript (strong delay).

However, while prognosis tended to be poorer for individuals with a short delay to care relative to those with a medium delay, this did not achieve statistical significance.

When female patients with a long PD were compared with female patients with a medium delay, Partner Support, Other Avoidance and Other Support were found to be associated with PD.

Proteins related to cell wall/cytoskeleton organization (tubulin-α Sac6), transport (NudC) and signal transduction (protein phosphatase 2a, conserved lysine rich protein) all responded with medium delay in respect to their transcript.

Carbohydrate metabolism (e.g., pentose phosphate shunt) and transcription proteins (RNA helicase HelA) responded with few or medium delay, while nitrogen metabolism and translation proteins responded with medium or strong delay.

The House voted in ways big (completely defunding the law), medium (delaying the individual mandate), and relatively small (repealing a minor funding mechanism, a tax on medical devices) to cripple Obamacare.

Expansion of the chondrogenic-committed cells in chondrocyte-conditioned medium delayed the dedifferentiation process (Figure S1).

The following traits were scored (Fig. 2): missing/extra organs; aberrant cotyledon shape, color, or expansion; aberrant leaf shape or color; failure to lift apical organs off the growth medium; delayed development such that spirally phyllotactic leaves were not visible; curled hypocotyl; and failure to germinate.

Lentini et al. [ 41] demonstrated that exogenous spermidine addition in the medium delayed the progression of eye lens opacification in an in vitro cataract model.

While medical release risk was elevated for individuals having either short or long delays to care, relative to those with medium delays, the unadjusted HR was not statistically significant for short delays (HR 1.69 (95% CI 0.93 to 3.08)) but it was for long delays (HR 2.24 (95% CI 1.17 to 4.30); table 2).