Sentence examples for time of adaptation from inspiring English sources

Time of adaptation of microbiota was also shown by xylanase and cellulase activities that were not detected until day 7 and 42, respectively.

Interestingly, the time of adaptation and relaxation and back was slightly but consistently different for different beetles.

This indicates that contrast-invariance of orientation tuning is not instantaneous and rather requires some time of adaptation to the prevailing contrast to be expressed.

Our choice of 12 minutes of adaptation was directed by the fact that in initial experiments shorter time of adaptation produced sometimes less compelling results, whereas after 10 min of adaptation cells displayed more robust changes in orientation preference.

After one week of NP diet, forty rats were randomly assigned to one of the eight groups (n = 5 per group) differing in both the type of a diet (NP and HP) and the length time of adaptation to the diet: NP1, NP3, NP6 or NP14 (NP for 1, 3, 6 or 14 days, respectively), HP1, HP3, HP6 or HP14 (HP for 1, 3, 6 or 14 days, respectively).

Second, plastic molecules have greater evolvability [ 8], which could lead to functional innovation (i.e., by increasing plasticity, the time of adaptation could be reduced).

The time course of these 'rebound' shifts is compatible with the time course of adaptation in our experiments.

14 Given that each of the physiological reductions mentioned within the context of fatigue above is adaptable to a hypoxic stimulus, the time course of adaptation to hypoxia and the response of athletes during matches are important to establish.

The time constant of adaptation was used to delineate a period corresponding to the adapted state for the analysis of orientation selectivity with constant contrast conditions: adaptation was considered to have reached a steady state at a time corresponding to three times the time constant of adaptation.

In cells that showed significant adaptation, we next evaluated the time constant of adaptation.

Dragoi et al. [11] also studied the time course of adaptation and recovery.