Sentence examples for successively active from inspiring English sources

Such changes in both the nature and the intensity of albic material genesis clearly demonstrated that i) numerous genetic pathways may be simultaneously or successively active at a particular location, and ii) anthropic driving-forces like agricultural practices may be a way to favour one particular genetic pathway at the expense of another.

The present study aimed at investigating risk assessment and reward processing in PG with a combined EEG and fMRI approach to identify successively active brain regions in PG and OG during two phases of a blackjack game.

Two possibilities have been proposed for how this might occur: either the neurons that encode the tone remain active until delivery of the air puff, or different groups of neurons are successively activated in a relay that spans the interval between the tone and the air puff.

Passive apperception may be characterized simply by saying that here the associative form of representational connection is predominant,[52] whereas when "the active apperception successively raises representations into the focal field of consciousness," this active passage of representations obeys the special laws of what Wundt calls "apperceptive connection" (PP II: 279).

Three sulphate molecules were successively docked into the active sites of both monocot and dicot AGPase SS to elucidate their structural and functional relevance in terms of inhibitor binding.

Figures 8 and 9 show the analytical curves for the argument of the Q function for 10-Mbps in case of the radio domain and the optical wireless domain, respectively, when employing successively an increasing number of active subcarriers (with decreasing channel gain magnitudes) in an MC-CDMA-based indoor optical wireless IM/DD system with 64 subcarriers.

Figures 3 and 4 show the analytical curves for the argument of the Q function for 10 Mbps in the case of the radio domain and the optical wireless domain, respectively, when employing successively an increasing number of active subcarriers (with decreasing channel gain magnitudes) in an MC-CDMA-based indoor optical wireless IM/DD system with 64 subcarriers.

We have established a binary expression system in which two genes, in opposite orientation and flanked by loxP sites, can be toggled successively between an inactive and active transcriptional state.

Taking that into account, when new active treatments become successively available, as is the case for mRCC, it will be very difficult to demonstrate any OS gain for one specific treatment even if this gain does exist.

To evaluate quantitatively locomotor activity patterns, we estimated the cumulative probability distribution P(x≥a) of durations a both of resting periods, where the activity counts are successively lower than a certain predefined threshold value, and of active periods, where the counts are successively higher than the threshold.

We find that active period durations with physical activity counts successively above a predefined threshold, when rescaled with individual means, follow a universal stretched exponential (gamma-type) cumulative distribution, while resting period durations below the threshold obey a universal power-law cumulative distribution with identical parameter values for both of the mammalian species.