Sentence examples for multiple timescales from from inspiring English sources

(3) how do the responses of NEE and ET to climate forcings differ among sites and over multiple timescales (from week to interannual)?

We examine here the dynamics of forming the Michaelis complex of the enzyme lactate dehydrogenase by characterizing the binding kinetics and thermodynamics of oxamate (a substrate mimic) to the binary lactate dehydrogenase/NADH complex over multiple timescales, from nanoseconds to tens of milliseconds.

In combination with single-cell recordings, our results suggest that subcortical neurons have dynamic properties covering multiple timescales, from milliseconds to hours.

By harnessing the extensive knowledge of the midshipman vocal network, the VMN transcriptome elucidated a set of molecular pathways underlying neuronal excitability in a motor nucleus that instructs vocal patterning across multiple timescales, from milliseconds to hours and seasons.

The process of wound healing is a complex multi-stage program that coordinates the action of multiple cell types over multiple timescales, from minutes to weeks, to address an acute need.

By examining T6SS behavior on multiple timescales, from milliseconds to hours, we observed different dynamics between scales and components and discovered that each of the four key components behaves in a distinct manner, providing important insight into the assembly and function of the T6SS.

Thank you for sending your work entitled "Serotonergic neurons signal reward and punishment on multiple timescales" for consideration at eLife.

Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations can provide atomically detailed views of protein motions, sampling multiple timescales ranging from femtoseconds to nanoseconds on typical computing resources.

Recently, the ability of computer-simulated readout neurons to extract stimulus-related information from distributed neuronal activity was systematically investigated for multiple timescales [15].

The mean and median of the differences between the UM1 and UM2 estimates specific to the residential locations in HEAPL at multiple timescales are mostly close to each other and not much departing from zero for both pollutants (Table 4), except in the case of long-term ozone estimation.

Spoken language consists of sound waves occurring over multiple timescales.