Sentence examples for patterns of the active from inspiring English sources

Bi, N., Wang, H. & Yang, Z. Recent changes in the erosion-accretion patterns of the active Huanghe (Yellow River) delta lobe caused by human activities.

Following exposure to MDD, the expression patterns of the active, phosphorylated forms of the corresponding kinases were differentially affected.

At the completion of the intervention the overall patterns of PA shown in Table 1 were well above the long-term threshold recommended for health benefits (≥150 min/wk), although they mirrored the high PA patterns of the active controls (approximately 500 min/wk unweighted PA).

They can differ, among other factors, in the amplitude frequency pattern of the active phase and in the behavior of the baseline.

Next, we investigated the expression pattern of the active phosphorylated form of downstream (p-STATs).

The patterning of the active surface in the form of electric circuits was performed by engraving only a thin PEDOT PSS layer.

The catalytic domain (CatD) of CvChi45 (CatD Cv Chi45) comprises ca. 2/3 of the encoded protein, in which the signature pattern of the active site of GH18 chitinases (consensus sequence: [LIVMFY]-[DN]-G-[LIVMF]-[DN]-[LIVMF]-[DN]-x-E; PROSITE accession number PS01095) corresponds to the segment FDGIDLDLE.

Since such patterning of the active interface also affects the electrical properties, numerical designs of periodic active layers in organic PV cells have been carried out to enhance light harvesting to achieve broadband and wide-angle range absorption enhancement without sacrificing electrical performance.

In fact, the inbred nature of Tong211 has also been validated in this study by a parallel analysis on 30 random individuals, as in no case a variable pattern suggestive of heterozygosity was observed in either the gel-blotting patterns of the four active TEs or in PCR-based locus-specific mPing amplifications of all 30 loci (see Additional files 1 and 2; data not shown).

From the results of the electrical power loss model, the pattern length of the active area of a single OPV cell was determined to be 9 mm, indicating that we can place seven OPV cells in an active area of 84 mm × 90 mm.

The mechanisms that control the orientation and patterning of these active processes and the corresponding tissue stresses are beginning to be explored in a variety of developmental systems, for review (Lecuit and Lenne, 2007; Keller, 2012; Heisenberg and Bellaiche, 2013).