Sentence examples for scope of clock from inspiring English sources
Among the rhythmic genes found were core clock genes as well as genes involved in BMP (bone morphogenetic protein) and FGF (fibroblast growth factor) signalling, Wnt signalling, multiple ADAM (a disintegrin and metalloproteinase) proteases and various pro-collagen isoforms, underscoring the scope of clock influence on bone physiology [ 8].
Each variable x ∈ V stores a value of its domain dom(x),and it is declared in the scope of a clock, which is given by clock(x).
In addition to the clocks, each program uses a finite set of variables and each variable is declared inside the scope of a clock.
Producers look at the port, which has the scope of a large city, round the clock, both as a center of international trade and as a potential security breach.
Interestingly, epigenetics have also been shown to play an important role in the transcriptional activation of clock gene machinery, which relies on chromatin remodelling [ 97] detailed discussion on this topic is beyond the scope of this review.
We are only beginning to understand the complexity of the circadian clock and appreciate the scope of this network, how it is regulated, and the extent to which it governs systemic physiological state.
The "now" of clock time is contingent.
Definition 1. (Clocks) We write c1 ≻ c2 if the clock c2 is declared in the scope of c1, i.e., c1 is on a higher level (slower) than c2.The relations ≽,≺,≼ are used accordingly.
The Strain juggles characters from all over New York's five boroughs to imply the potential scope of the outbreak, and later interrupts the ticking clock of the contagion with flashbacks to Setrakian's formative experiences during the second world war.
Such a position is conflicting with the scope of a web-based application-namely round-the-clock access from any site-and might reflect special characteristics of the student population (whose identification was beyond the scope and the methodology of this study).
