Sentence examples for newborn phases from inspiring English sources
These studies typically conclude that neither the newborn phases nor the morphology of the final system state is affected by possibly different mobilities of the components.
However, spinodal decomposition leads to highly non-uniform intermediate states, and compositions of the newborn phases may then temporarily leave the conode and finally return to it.
That is, the newborn phases evolve not along the conodes shown in Fig. 7 but along lines that are approximately parallel to the base of the Gibbs triangle, such that b ≈ const.
I also realized how many skills I'd picked up just by living through the newborn phase multiple times.
But many babies are during the newborn phase – they sleep most of the time anyway and are usually in the same room as their parents, comforted by their murmurs in the background.
I should have suspected as much when, at a week in, I told my dad, "I don't want this newborn phase to go too quickly.
But we would be a cruel society if the public outlays stopped at the end of the newborn phase, which means that the savings in the long run are even greater.
I certainly didn't think this was an essential during the newborn planning phase but now it's a key piece.
Newborn (early G1-phase) MOLT-4 cells isolated by membrane elution progressed through a full cycle of synchronous growth, as demonstrated by FACS analysis of the DNA content.
In a multivariate logistic regression, an association was seen between seropositivity (phase I titer ≥ 1 8 or phase II titer ≥ 1 32) and newborn gestational age ≥36 weeks (phase I antibody, odds ratio [OR] 2.4, 95% CI 1.3-4.3, P =.005; phase II antibody, OR 1.9, 95% CI 1.02-3.7, P =.04).
The new model predicts the evolution of the cell number for different sub-populations: adult cells consisting of budding mother cells and adult cells waiting in G1 phase; daughter cells consisting of buds attached to mother cells in G2 or M phase, expanding newborn cells detached from the mother cells and daughter cells from the former generation.
