Sentence examples for respond as a function from inspiring English sources
In order to perform this optimization, a first principle model predicting how process and associated control will respond as a function of time was created based on all plant's engineering information.
This G4 sequence provides a compelling example of a sequence prone to G oxidation that subsequently alters transcription supporting cancer metastasis; additionally, a number of the other G4-regulated genes have been demonstrated to respond as a function of oxidative stress.
Evaluation of the drug release responded as a function of crosslinking density and PHEMA macromer contents.
The present study, employing a repeated measures design, investigated systematic cross-mode differences in responding as a function of gender.
We derived three measures from running averages based on 3-s time periods: A. Probability of responding as a function of time, or the number of participants that had pressed one or other key at a given time.
This signal displays low-pass response properties for IPI with a shoulder around 35-ms and is different from the aPN1 response that responds as a function of pulse rate (Vaughan et al., 2014).
We studied cutoff thresholds to identify responding tumours as a function of the method used to measure tumour uptake.
Further studies are required to identify which ion channels are sensitive to US, as well as to characterize how these channels respond to US as a function of acoustic intensity.
The PREE was still evident when responding was examined as a function of expected time units to the reinforcer, but was eliminated when responding was examined as a function of expected trial units to the reinforcer.
However, within each level of reinforcement, the proportions of responding in SD as a function cumulative SΔ exposure were equivalent, regardless of the number of reinforcers earned in SD, suggesting that extinction is the "hallmark" of discrimination.
Here we demonstrate that by 3 months of age the infant brain differentially responds to objects as a function of how other people are reacting to them.
