Sentence examples for morphology and timing from inspiring English sources

This study hypothesized that P-wave morphology and timing under left atrial appendage (LAA) pacing change characteristically immediately upon anterior mitral line (AML) block.

The results indicate (1) a high signal-to-noise ratio in the IR reflectance data that effectively quantifies the eyeblink morphology and timing and (2) evidence of conditioning in the fMRI environment.

We note that a spa2Δ strain exposed to α-factor can still make multiple projections although with altered morphology and timing [8].

Of note, development of C32 flies proceeds normally based upon morphology and the timing of egg laying to eclosion.

Together with elimination of PV potentials (only far-field potentials with a biphasic electrogram morphology and a timing consistent with far-field RA activation), this unambiguously proved LA PV entry block.

The HFOs comprising large-scale HFOEs revealed a high degree of local variability, as evidenced by variations in waveform morphology, frequency range and timing.

Third, close examination of the signal in adjacent contacts, such as those illustrated in Fig. 5, reveal differences in morphology, frequency spectra and timing of amplitude peaks that can only be the result of independent sources.

All patient-derived iPS cell lines differentiated into RPE cells that form ZO-1+ tight junctions on differentiation day 60, with timing, morphology, and efficiency similar to that of wild-type iPS cells (Fig. 2D E; Fig. S5).

Given the timing, morphology and sensitivity to degree of deviation from the expected word form, the modulation of the adult P2 wave appears to be a PMN effect elicited by deviation from the expected sequence of phonemes.

As a first step to identify loci having significant associations with three main categories of predictor variables (migration timing, morphology, and migration fate), we performed univariate analyses using a general linearized model (GLM) and a mixed linearized model (MLM) with TASSEL v. 5.0.8 (Bradbury et al. 2007).

All four analytical approaches (otolith microchemistry, morphology, spawning timing, population genetics) yield congruent results, and provide clear and independent evidence for the existence of distinct migratory and non-migratory ecotypes within a river in a geographically confined range.