Sentence examples for strongly steady from inspiring English sources

Alan Greenspan should cease fretting about the stock market and should focus on keeping the dollar strongly steady.

Strongly steady increase in transcriptional levels of Haecyp97a and Haecyp97b were observed during 4 28 h of both HL (white and blue) treatments.

The L1URE functions when located upstream of a heterologous poly (A) site, and is able to strongly suppress steady state mRNA expression from the MLTU L3 poly (A) site or the murine β-globin poly (A) site.

Stimuli with multiple onsets drive the BOLD signal more strongly than steady stimuli.

Importantly, both miR-29b/c and miR-200b/c strongly decreased steady state levels of ADAM12-L protein in all breast cancer cell lines tested.

In contrast to this, crude oil properties strongly influenced steady-state bed coalescence.

Our results indicate that the choice of survivorship strongly affects steady-state dynamics, parameter estimation and predictions about the effectiveness of control interventions.

The choice of age structure and natural (non-disease related) mortality strongly affects steady-state dynamics, parameter estimation and predictions about the effectiveness of control interventions.

For example, R1632H exhibited normal surface localization with peak current densities comparable to those for wild-type hNav1.5 (Fig. 1A); however, the strongly reduced steady-state availability in combination with a dramatically decelerated recovery is likely to result in non-functional channels under physiological conditions (Table 1, Fig. 2).

Consistent with published data, ectopic expression of HUWE1 strongly decreased steady-state levels of MIZ1 (Fig 6A), a zinc finger protein with which MYC forms a repressive complex and a previously identified target of HUWE1 (Inoue et al, 2013; Walz et al, 2014; Wiese et al, 2013; Yang et al, 2010).

It was found that glucose mass fraction and glucose to fructose ratio strongly affected the steady shear viscosity of TBV-M and that the viscosity changed with temperature according to the Arrhenius's law in the range of 20 60 °C.