Sentence examples for phase at a time from inspiring English sources

The inquiry is entering its public phase at a time when Wall Street bonuses are returning to eye-popping, pre-crisis levels but public anger over the federal government's $700 billion bank bailout has waned and a recovery has taken hold in the economy and the markets.

The beginning of this phase (at a time tpush relative to the contact time t = 0) was reported by an initial axial compression of the RBC in response to the pushing force generated by the protrusion onset.

For EndoS digestion of IgG bound to pre-immobilized FcγRIIa, an IgG1 concentration (10 µg/ml) was chosen to give a suitable steady-state dissociation phase at a time point were the IgG1 injection was aborted and replaced by running buffer.

Each experiment was performed during the beginning of the light phase, at a time when the general behavioral activity is rather low (Malisch et al. 2008), and effects may not be dampened by the noise of general behavioral arousal towards the end the light phase or dark phase (van Dijk and Strubbe 2003).

In another study, human Rb was shown to associate with chromatin well into S-phase at a time when its phosphorylation status typically prevents its association with E2F [62].

The phase lines are collected from each image slice one phase line at a time moving from slice to slice.

For HT29 there was a clear change in cell cycle characteristics, with a dose-related decrease in cells in G1 at all time points, an increase in cells in S phase at all time points, and a small change in the number of cells in G2 compared to the control.

Results showed a relative decrease in cells in G1 phase of the cycle compared to the control, with a concomitant increase in cells in S phase at all time points, and a small increase in the relative number of cells in G2 phase of the cell cycle.

The solar anisotropy F y) of cosmic rays with an amplitude F y) and a phase Φ y) at a time y (0 1) in a unit of 1 year produces the diurnal variation D j, y) with an amplitude D j, y) and a phase ϕ j, y) at a station j.

Engineering and cost considerations were thus to prove critical in driving the 1996 final phase-out at a time when the health issues were still being contested.

A closer inspection of the BSP suggested another rapid growth phase at an earlier time-point, between 1972 and 1974 (with an increase of four times in number of effective infections, from 11 to 44).