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Side-by-side comparisons of coronal sections through the SPa, PVN, LH, PVT and PAG during 24 hours showed moderate oscillation of the amounts of EGFP-ir finers in these areas, with the densest and strongest staining appeared around ZT12 and the lightest staining appeared around ZT0 (Figure 8).
As a peculiarity of the sample series (A1 to C1), moderate oscillations are seen, indicating the presence of a near surface layer with different scattering contrasts (see 'Discussion' section).
Hence, it appears that the LPL system displays a moderate circadian oscillation in phase with the eating behavior, but can respond rapidly and profoundly whenever food becomes scarce.
The model predictions shows that moderate membrane oscillations at frequencies <25 Hz and amplitudes <0.015 m can be used effectively for intensifying microfiltration as well as other membrane separation processes.
Compared with chondrocytes in deep zone, chondrocytes located in middle zone showed moderate [Ca2+]i oscillations: 32.25 ± 5.00% (P < 0.05) cells showed valid [Ca2+]i peak, with 0.41 ± 0.07 peaks (P > 0.05) and calcium peak magnitude of 1.91 ± 0.09 fold (P < 0.01) during the same recording period.
The system underwent moderate circadian oscillations, for LPL in phase with food intake, for ANGPTL4 and GPIHBP1 in the opposite direction.
Single-frequency along-wind oscillation under moderate wind velocity was observed on a leeward leg of an H-shaped 132 m suspension bridge steel tower.
The rate of this oscillation is moderate with a maximum of about 6.5 Hz.
Shock waves are resolved without oscillations for moderate Reynolds Numbers.
The second transition occurs from the limiting current to passivity and is accompanied by current oscillations for moderate and high CH3PO4 (4 M ≤ CH3PO4 < 14.8 M).
Since then, environmental changes seem to be moderate in subsequent climate oscillations in the eastern part of south China, where populations were growing stably throughout the LGM.
