Sentence examples for the same time scale as from inspiring English sources

Appropriate indicators will be source specific and they must persist in microbial cells at the same time scale as the duration of the transport process.

But since the Y chromosome and mitochondrial DNA clock up occasional changes or mutations every thousand years or so, on much the same time scale as human population splits, different ethnic groups tend to have characteristic patterns of mutations.

Attempts to calculate the ratios have begun, so perhaps soon predictions will exist for the relative amounts of various forms of matter in the universe, on the same time scale as the experiments find definitive results.

We found that AmB induces time-dependent membrane permeability; increases approaching 50% in both the velocity fluctuations and diffusion coefficients of vesicles occur on the same time scale as the efflux of potassium ions (≅ 30 min).

The separation time of 4 s, achieved using an electric field of 2860 V/cm on 7-cm-long capillaries, was on the same time scale as complex dissociation allowing K d) (101 +/- 12 nM in good agreement with FA measurements) and dissociation rate (k(off) = 0.95 +/- 0.02 s(1) corresponding to a half-life of 0.73 s) to be determined.

For instance, long-period ocean waves called Kelvin waves, which operate on the same time scale as El Niños, could also be a factor.

Indeed, when these inactivated virions were added to either liposomes or erythrocyte ghosts at 37°C and pH 5.0 no fluorescence dequenching was observed in the same time scales as used for the experimental assays (data not shown).

In the last two decades it has been realized that evolutionary changes can be faster than previously thought and, thus, occurring on the same time-scale as ecological interactions, especially in case of coevolving hosts and parasites [ 35– 35].

In the neurocognitive study, where a learning effect was a significant risk, we recruited a parallel control group who were studied over the same time-scale as the altitude exposed subjects, but remained at sea-level.

Instead, we measured a large decrease in K+ concentration, reaching a peak (nearly 3 mM lower than the background concentration) at the wound with the same time scale (∼5 min) as the increase of K+ in normal artificial tear solution.

These vibrations happen on the same time scale (10−100 ps) as the decay of the highly quenched Trp residues in HγD-Crys, which results in a significantly nonexponential decay law.