Sentence examples for offer a temporal from inspiring English sources

The efficiency of this network can be measured by the ANT task by subtracting the responses to trials that offer a temporal cue from those that do not (Raz and Buhle 2006).

Different perturbations in different species (zygotic versus maternal RNAi; embryo culture) reveal different aspects of these functions, but in doing so they offer a temporal window to the regulatory intricacies of the posterior gene segmentation network.

In patients with severe lactic acidosis, intermittent therapy will only offer a temporal improvement of blood pH - between treatments there will be recurrent acidosis, with its untoward haemodynamic consequences.

MODIS acquires data of the entire Earth's surface in 36 wavebands and offers a temporal coverage of ∼4 images per day at a spatial resolution of 1 km in the infrared (IR) bands, specifically bands 21 and 22 (3.929–3.989 μm, low and high gain, respectively), 31 (10.78–11.28 μm) and 32 (11.77–12.27 μm).

Thus, for the first time in the history of medicine beyond a nosological framework that encloses diseases in a frozen disciplinary framework (e.g., respiratory diseases, arboviral diseases, sexually transmitted diseases)—Grmek offered a temporal and spatial approach to understand the dynamics of infectious diseases and their interdependency.

Collectively they offer a broad temporal range and a rich variety of disciplinary and methodological perspectives.

However, the coalescent and phylogeographic power of uniparental markers will continue to offer a fine temporal and spatial dissection of past human movements, susceptible to be contrasted with archaeological and anthropological records.

The advantages of using existing government air monitoring data to assess air pollution exposures for EPHT are that the data are readily available and, in general, measurements have been consistently recorded over many years and offer a fine temporal resolution (i.e., hourly, daily, or every third or sixth day measurements are available).

Regarding cardiac imaging capabilities, the new scanner system offers a high temporal resolution of 83 ms in a mono-segment reconstruction mode.

In contrast, the TO2 approach used in the present study offers a high temporal resolution signal for studying hemodynamic changes associated with behaviour.

The regulation of the activities of NS3 by an environment-dependent re-configuration of the molecule offers a simple temporal and spatial control mechanism, coupling activities appropriately with the virus life cycle.