Sentence examples for shrinking rates from inspiring English sources

Mean values of bubble shrinking rates are given ±SD.

These experiments gave microtubule shrinking rates consistent with what we initially reported.

To avoid possible complications that might arise from the very different catastrophe frequencies and shrinking rates, we initially performed these assays under 'catastrophe free' and slow shrinking conditions by using (unlabeled) GTPγS to support assembly.

Microtubule growing and shrinking rates, and switching frequencies, are necessary for proper function, highly regulated by cellular factors (Howard and Hyman, 2003), and targeted by widely used anti-mitotic anticancer drugs (Jordan and Wilson, 2004; Amos, 2011).

Further, unpaired Student's t test was used to test the differences between mean bubble shrinking rates within each of the tissue sub-groups in this experiment [heliox (80 20) breathing] to those of air-breathing rats from our previous report (Hyldegaard et al. 2001), exposed to exactly the same experimental conditions.

To examine whether the difference between two mean values of calculated bubble shrinking rates, were different from zero, test for normality by means of Kolmogorov and Smirnov (KS) test followed by one-way ANOVA was performed on the difference between mean values in the different treatment groups (Altman 1991).

The shrinking rate was about 70 nm/min.

The former gel had a faster shrinking rate than that of the latter gel.

The Purchasing Managers Index has risen but is still below the 50-mark, a mirror image of the shrinking rate of industrial production.

The average nanopore shrinking rate was ~22 nm/min at 1150°C, which increased to 80 nm/min when the temperature was raised to 1250°C.

Wang [2] investigated the stagnation flow toward a shrinking sheet and found that the convective heat transfer decreases with the shrinking rate due to an increase in the boundary layer thickness.