Sentence examples for suitable timescale from inspiring English sources

We further demonstrate that the alternation of negative charge and neutral charge on Au surface would affect the photocatalytic performance, in which the suitable timescale of switching surface charge on Au benefits for the enhanced quantum efficiency in the photo-mediated hydrogen evolution.

To ascertain whether adequate sTEVp cleavage occurs on a timescale suitable for acute electrophysiological experiments, the time course of sTEVp activity was determined in HEK-293 cells co-transfected with 1 µg of EGFP-KV3.4 RNA and 3 µg of either pBud-sol-sTEVp or pBud-mem-sTEVp.

This means that a compound with optimised stability properties may still be unusable as a radiopharmaceutical component if a high yield of radiolabelling cannot be achieved under suitable conditions and on an appropriate timescale.

Specifically, optical excitation of the hybrid films results in efficient and long-lived charge separation (microsecond to millisecond timescale), thereby rendering such films suitable for the development of novel low-cost solar-energy conversion devices.

The sensitivity of the W-BQ12 was affected by initial high scores (ceiling effect) and a shorter timescale but was acceptable and is suitable for repeated administration.

These results illustrate that the binomial inheritance model can also describe the statistics associated with heteroplasmic nucleoids of arbitrary size, over a timescale of several dozen cell divisions (suitable to describe the developmental process).

Battery-storage is very suitable for responding the fast ramps in the second timescale.

Amphibians offer suitable but so far underexploited systems for understanding the timescale of these processes.

In the observer design, a decoupling pole placement method that applies to multi-timescale systems is proposed to obtain a suitable observer gain.

Although there is some evidence that SSU rDNA accumulates slightly deleterious substitutions in long-term bacterial symbionts as a result of genetic drift (von Dohlen and Moran 1995; Lambert and Moran 1998), it does so at much slower rates than the nonsynonymous sites of proteins, making it suitable for examining the effects of drift over recent timescales.

Under suitable conditions, we expand the weak error in powers of timescale parameter.