Sentence examples for produces a delay from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, the increment of water content produces a delay of Maillard reaction and caramelization.
The vote on Friday produces a delay in considering Mr. Annan's plan that is likely to provoke a potentially larger conflict in June when the United Nations must establish its budget.
Although this platform uses feeds supplied by Globo's outside broadcast van it was not operated by our broadcasting team.Supponor's system produces a delay in the audio and video feeds and it did not function satisfactorily, presenting problems during transmission of the match and a signal loss at the beginning of the second half, thus affecting Pitch's, Globo's, and ITV's productions.
Experimental analysis of finite wing models has demonstrated that the presence of tubercles produces a delay in the angle of attack until stall, thereby increasing maximum lift and decreasing drag.
The nature of PTEN localization in the nuclei can be attributed to binding by one ubiquitin modification, which also produces a delay in electrophoretic mobility.
In summary, all the results shown above suggest that the absence of RhoE expression produces a delay in the neurobehavioral and neuromotor development of mice.
A single inhibitory population produces a delay-induced limit cycle whose frequency is strongly tied to the delay time; excitatory neurons modulate the frequency of this oscillation via interpopulation feedback.
131 Radiotherapy produces a delayed response, but has a much longer duration of action.
The interaction between matrix and NS leads to down-regulation of the inflammasome and produces a delayed apoptosis of respiratory epithelial cells.
The instrument derives values of the inward and outward pressure obtained during the dynamic applanation, which as a result of the viscous damping of the cornea, produces a delayed response.
In addition, when a GABAA agonist is administered, anodal tDCS produces a delayed but enhanced increase in excitability, leading Nitsche et al. (28) to propose that this late excitability may therefore originate from remote cortical or subcortical areas.
