Sentence examples for much slower timescale from inspiring English sources
We have determined that HJURP is recruited to sites of DNA damage on a much slower timescale than UNG2 or CENP-A, suggesting that HJURP is not the primary CENP-A assembly factor (Figure S1).
Later, as L i (t) changes over a much slower timescale, C also changes.
We have recorded the IOS signal at 1000 Hz, and the signal evolves on a much slower timescale, which does not require such fast imaging (data not shown).
Speech processing is thought to primarily involve discrimination of rapidly changing broadband sounds, while tonal changes in music are thought to occur on a much slower timescale.
In our work, memory savings are a consequence of the postsynaptic weight decay occurring on a much slower timescale than the presynaptic modifications.
This is indicative of three different distinct aggregation states being present in solution with any equilibrium between aggregates occurring on a much slower timescale than that observed for 1, 2 and 5.
Weather conditions greatly influence the pressure reading as well, but these effects occur on much slower timescales.
The resulting temperature however changes on much slower timescales, in the order of minutes, determined by the heat capacity and the (relatively large) mass of the involved components.
There will also be undesirable motion on much slower timescales, which may occur due to slight shifting of the sample within the chamber, as an artefact of the z scanning process (as discussed in detail in the next section), or ultimately even due to growth of the embryo.
As the timescale of cell growth (hours) is much slower than the timescale of the cdr2p dynamics (minutes, Figure 2 figure supplement 4), we assumed that the molecular system is, at any given time, effectively in steady state.
Electron transfer from RuP to TiO2 (step 1) occurs in the order of 180 ps, whereas recombination from TiO2 to oxidized RuP is much slower on the timescale of 1 ms.[ 39, 41] We did not observe an increase in photocurrent upon increasing the EDTA concentration, suggesting that step 4 is also not rate limiting.
