Sentence examples for state adaptation from inspiring English sources

The superior performance of the closed-loop implementation to that of the open-loop implementation is attributed to the distinct role of the observer in the feedback control structure that not only accounts for plant-model mismatch by state adaptation, but also enables disturbance handling.

The cytoplasmic pH was measured by GFP fluorimetry [4], a technique allowing observation of both steady-state adaptation and kinetic responses on a 4-second time scale.

In contrast, PKA- and GRK-mediated negative feedback loops (B1ARPA and B1ARPG, respectively) reduced PLB phosphorylation either by enhancing steady-state adaptation (PKA) or attenuating the overall PLB signal (GRK).

As shown in Additional File 6, Figure S5, while the PLB response exhibits gradual adaptation rather than damped oscillations, the role of the feedforward and feedback loops are similar: Inhibitor 1 amplifies PLB, B1ARPG attenuates PLB, and B1ARPA dominates the degree of steady-state adaptation.

Specifically, we consider fluctuations stemming from ligand concentration, receptor switching between their signalling states, adaptation, modification of proteins by phosphorylation, and motor switching between its two rotational states.

Consequently, stating adaptations applied to the output data, the transparency criterion 'post-processing' aims at raising awareness on the ESS authors' side.

A perceptual aftereffect therefore does not simply reflect the brain's state of adaptation, but is instead a complex interaction between the adapting stimulus, the state of adaptation, and the probe stimulus.

To keep the state of adaptation comparable, the cells were dark-adapted for ∼30 s before first presenting the stimulus at each luminance level.

To distinguish the thermal stress response states and the states of adaptation to high temperatures, we obtained the transcriptomes of both the exponential growth phase at the different growth temperatures (designated as the steady states) and the heat shock response (designated as the responsive states).

The present results confirm that mammograms are not immune to these effects and suggest that reading mammograms may induce a particular state of adaptation.

Taken together we suggest that the interaction between redox state and adaptation within and on the surface of cells of ageing T cells merits investigation in healthy ageing.