Sentence examples for rapid reset from inspiring English sources

Effects of previous land use on forest and tall herb species were found only in young plantations, suggesting a rapid reset of plant communities for these two groups.

Our model suggests that increased histone modification activity leading to a rapid reset of the histone marks will strengthen this kind of 'rejuvenation'rejuvenation

Thus, in contrast to the other phenotypes described so far, Sharp-2 function seems to be essential for a rapid resetting to an 8 h delayed LD cycle and cannot be compensated for by Sharp-1.

This is in line with previous findings where it was demonstrated that rapid phase resetting in the liver is counteracted by active signalling pathways [26].

However, rapid phase resetting as demanded by air travel or shift work is an evolutionarily recent, novel stressor; and the mammalian circadian system is capable of responding to such acute demands.

Rapid head motion resets the cocktail party effect, Kondo and colleagues report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Purkinje neurons are unusual because they can send many electrical signals in quick succession known as rapid firing without having to be reset each time.

Likewise, the ability to tune gene circuits [33], [34], [35] may allow our detector plant system to be adjusted as applications demand (e.g., rapid response for transportation hubs or better reset for environmental monitoring).

With NaV modulation pharmacologically reset, we now saw functional correlates of rapid AIS shortening.

Cameron and Demerath [ 3] reported that growth retardation or malnutrition in early foetal development alters hypothalamic development such that appetite control or energy maintenance functions are permanently reset to high energy efficiency to promote the rapid gain of weight.

Steady eye rotation in the direction of stimulus motion is periodically interrupted by rapid rotations in the opposite direction (the quick phases or saccades), which reset the position of the eye for a new period of steady rotation.