Sentence examples for phase variability from inspiring English sources

The results showed that relative phase variability was higher for the fastest frequency after the exhaustive exercise.

Recordings from Kcnma1−/− SCN slices show alterations in SFR rhythmicity and phase variability compared to wild-type (WT).

Thus, cortisol levels assessed on specific days may not represent mean phase levels and do not provide information about within phase variability or the longitudinal profile of cortisol secretion across each phase.

For ANTI the overall relative phase error was 9.6±1.5 deg and the relative phase variability was 30.6±4.2 deg but there were no significant differences between hemispheres (p≥0.09).

The phase variability for measurements on a single vessel in a single animal was 10-15%.

We thus employed procedures to reduce lag phase variability between biological repeats and within each experiment.

The dominant mode captures in-phase variability of river flow anomalies over the entire country.

Such high-phase variability is due to an SSM of tandem CTCTT repeats present within all opa genes.

The rest of the Atlantic OHC display in-phase variability on both hemispheres, suggesting a common forcing, such as AMOC [e.g., Grist et al., 2010].

The outbreak was characterized by a combination of in-phase variability of above normal minimum temperatures, and quasi-in-phase above normal rainfall episodes associated with the late 2009 to early 2010 moderate El Niño event (see arrows pointing right along the 1-year band at the bottom of Figures  5 and 6).

All subjects were returned to the baseline condition in the third phase, and variability was introduced on the short-delay (30 s) interval schedule during phase four.