Sentence examples for rescue frequency from inspiring English sources

This order was not acknowledged so he was asked to switch to 3,000 kilocycles, the search and rescue frequency.

Cells expressing constitutive cin4-Q73L also exhibited decreased rescue frequency and increased pauses.

The rescue frequency is the frequency with which the microtubules switch from shortening to either growth or pause.

Microtubule dynamic instability can empirically be described by four parameters: rate of growth, rate of shrinkage, frequency of switching from growth to shrinkage (known as "catastrophe frequency") and frequency of switching from shrinkage back to growth (known as "rescue frequency").

However, the increase in overall dynamics in mut-p53 cells is only part of the picture, as in these cells the shortening rate was significantly decreased and the rescue frequency per length shortened was increased.

After a 90 min pulse of ectopic cin4-Q73L, aMTs were longer and exhibited slower disassembly, decreased rescue frequency, and increased pauses compared to those observed in wild type yeast.

Also, catastrophe and rescue frequencies were enhanced in SE cells (Figure 5A).

Like paclitaxel [ 41, 42], GF did not strongly influence the time based catastrophe and rescue frequencies.

Catastrophe (or rescue) frequencies were calculated as the number of events divided by the time of growth (or shortening).

Rescue frequencies were determined for individual aMTs by dividing the number of rescue events by the total time for disassembly and pause states.

Similarly, time and length-based rescue frequencies were determined by dividing the number of transitions from shortening to growth or pause by the time spent or the distance shortened.