Sentence examples for potential rhythm from inspiring English sources

Bath-application of 1 m m octanol almost completely blocked the KA-induced field potential rhythm (Fig. 8A; control vs. octanol peak amplitude; 148 ± 47 vs. 9 ± 7 μV/Hz, Student's t-test, P < 0.05, n = 6).

Taken into account the potential diurnal rhythm in the gene expression patterns, all treatments were started at 8 am.

Blood samples were collected at approximately the same time of day for each participant for all three time points to control for potential circadian rhythm effects on gene expression.

Caution is needed when placebo data are collected at times that are only multiples of 24 hours (e.g., daily), as a potential circadian rhythm may be hidden by "temporal aliasing" (where an oscillating signal is masked because it is sampled at times that only reflect the same part of the curve).

To evaluate potential circadian rhythms in CYP-mediated metabolism and the contribution to circadian variation in pharmacokinetics of tamoxifen, mRNA expression levels of CYP enzymes involved in the metabolism of tamoxifen were assessed in tissues of mice over a 24-h period.

Both azimilide and dofetilide increased monophasic action potential duration, cycle length of idioventricular rhythm, and QT-time.

Despite the amount of rest and travel, the Knicks played down the potential for disrupted rhythm on the court.

Forms of music related to ragtime, jazz and swing helped to make the musical irresistible, and those forms had dance potential — intricacy of rhythm — built in.

His perceptive observations on the potential link between cinematic rhythm and musical rhythm suggested a technique that has influenced others, such as the British composer Sir William Walton in his score for Hamlet.

The endpoint for ablation was LA PV entry block, defined as elimination of all ostial PV potentials during sinus rhythm, pacing at CS and differential pacing at the left atrial appendage and/or posterior wall.

The pitches and tones are still in the hands of the performer, so the expressive potential if not the rhythm is still in human hands.