Sentence examples for repeated oscillations from inspiring English sources
Increased resolution may be obtained where biostratigraphy is combined with the event stratigraphy provided by repeated oscillations between anoxic and oxygenated sea floors, which yielded laminated ('graptolite shale') and burrowed ('barren beds') hemipelagites respectively.
However, at 35°C the dynamics switch from endemic to epidemic, with repeated oscillations in worm burdens and disease prevalence over time.
The authors demonstrated that repeated oscillations of the p53 level lead to the depletion of Bcl-2 and Bcl-xL, whish is considered as a marker of apoptosis.
Indeed, many analytical methods have been developed in other areas, such as neuroscience, to analyze and classify the repeated oscillations in a biological parameter such as membrane potential (e.g. [ 12- 15]).
The RXTE data revealed a pair of repeating oscillations in M82 X-1's X-ray emissions.
Periodograms of the raw rainfall time series identified seasonal components which oscillated yearly for 4-, 6- and 12-month periods (repeating patterns occurring, tri-annually, bi-annually and once per year, Figure 2B) the signals of each repeating oscillation were isolated along with the long-term trend of rainfall.
But even before tremors, they also can undergo regular, repeated, slow oscillations in ground swelling and collapse, as well as gas release.
During the Mid Pleistocene, a period characterized by repeated climatic oscillations, red foxes started to diversify.
The hypothesis states that speciation rates are elevated through repeated correlated changes – oscillations – in degree of host plant specificity and geographic range.
PMCA amplification was performed by 40 cycles of sonication (3-s pulse oscillations repeated 5 times at 1-s intervals), followed by incubation at 37°C for 1 h with agitation.
The SCN of wild‐type mice showed a strong link between the temporal rhythm of the bioluminescence profiles of PER2:: LUC and regularly repeated spatially organised oscillation.
