Sentence examples for relatively synchronized from inspiring English sources

As an obligate endosymbiont of Liposcelis bostrychophila, rickettsiae target reproductive cells and have a dynamic cell association during insect development demonstrating a relatively synchronized relationship in this arthropod host [6].

In addition, leaf initiations were relatively synchronized across genotypes by controlling T1.04 variation.

These include the ability to introduce into cells a controlled amount of macromolecules in a relatively synchronized fashion as well as the ability to analyze short-term cellular responses.

However, following the reduction of liver mass by partial hepatectomy, or chemical-, nutrition-, vascular-, or viral-mediated liver injury, hepatocytes begin to proliferate in a relatively synchronized manner [ 120, 177].

A plausible explanation for the fact that the RT-related signal appears to be much more reliable than the task-related signal is that the production of an overt motor response may require generation of highly synchronized and relatively strong impulses in corticospinal motor axons that are conveniently time-locked to the onset of the motor response.

Naïve CD4+ T cells are a developmentally synchronized and relatively homogeneous cell population [ 3– 6].

Recent findings obtained following the analysis of presymptomatic versus symptomatic M83 mice suggested that the formation of αS inclusions could be a relatively rapid and probably synchronized process.

For example, pathological assessment of A53T (line M83) and E46K (line M47) human α-synuclein transgenic mice demonstrated that α-synuclein inclusion formation in these mice is late-onset, relatively rapid, and likely synchronized, but there is a paucity of neuronal inclusion clustering that is inconsistent with a spreading mechanism [ 54].

Typically, a screening program estimates in advance the size of the cohort it can deal with based on its capacity and keeps its size relatively constant by synchronizing the recruitment and exit processes.

Thus, M. minimus may be buffered from strong seasonal changes in food abundance, permitting broad peaks in births, with relatively little selection pressure for highly synchronized periods of birth.

However, in the relative absence of dopaminergic input in the untreated Parkinson's disease patient the system becomes less damped and thus, resonance is more marked, contributing to the relatively preferential propagation and amplification of activities synchronized around 20 Hz.