Sentence examples for pulse further from inspiring English sources

A DTT reductive pulse further lowered the lifetime (to a similar low baseline in untreated and thapsigargin-treated cells), but its rate of recovery was noticeably slower in the thapsigargin-treated cells: half time to recovery 2.9 ± 0.71 minutes (untreated) and 11.8 ± 2.48 minutes (thapsigargin-treated cells).

Combination of high and low current intensity pulses further increased transfection efficiency (400-fold compared to DNA injection without electrotransfer).

Tau-EGFP positive cells were able to generate action potentials upon injection of depolarizing current pulses, further indicating their neuron-like phenotype.

Although this actually occurs at the wrist, it is felt further along the arm, but at the time the second pulse occurs the brain can't yet know that pulses further along the arm will be delivered.

Get used to the maximum electric assist you can use and you'll go further between pulses, further increasing your mileage.

Carr's pulse quickened further as he read the deciphered text.

The detection of the concomitant acoustic pulse is further desirable in order to unambiguously demonstrate the origin of the radiation.

Pulse electroplating further improves the smoothness and uniformity of the electrodeposited layers and allows one to obtain higher tungsten content of up to 35 at.%. X-ray diffractometry, EDX, and chronopotentiometry were used to characterise the new material.

The dependence of the composition and growth rate on the electrodeposition potential was determined by SEM and EDS studies of homogenous Co-Ni alloy nanowire arrays grown at several deposition potentials in order to fine-tune the parameters of the pulse sequence further employed for the fabrication of multisegmented Co54Ni46/Co85Ni15 nanowire arrays.

This suggestion is compatible with evidence from simultaneous TMS and EEG measurements showing that neural effects of a TMS pulse spread further from the stimulation site during wakefulness than sleep [40].

If there were selection to save energy during calling, males of both N. retusus and N. maxillosus could have reduced their pulse rates further if they had maintained the single pulse pattern; the switch to double pulses introduces longer gaps, which lower the attractiveness of the signals and impose a higher minimum pulse rate.