Sentence examples for time of tens from inspiring English sources

However, there is a small amount of blockage events with a prolonged transition time of tens of milliseconds, regarded as long-lived events, which are observed for protein translocations through small nanopores [31, 32, 47].

Furthermore, to reproduce the time scale of these slow oscillations, around 120 s for the complete cycle, there needs to be a component in the physical system with a response time of tens of seconds.

Replicate leaves were dissected into laminal sectors and frozen in liquid N2 at 12 or 24 h after the time of 1st elicitation.

Older patients seem to have a relatively stable Physical Functioning until a drop at the time of 3rd+ line CT.

For the determination of chlorophyll (Chl), the leaves were collected from each experimental unit at the time of 1st harvesting at Palampur.

Other parameters, such as the cost, median OS time of 2nd-line chemotherapy or supportive care, and probability of SAEs, had little sensitivity on the model outputs.

We measured ALT activity at sacrifice and/or at the time of the 7th, 14th and 22nd dose during chronic colitis therapy.

Table 1 Rate of PC1 score change of 4-CB re-detection spectra and acetone-washed SERS substrate spectra 4-CB detection order 2nd time 3rd time 4th time 5th time 6th time Rate of PC1 score change 52.78 44.00 37.55 27.50 33.25 Acetone-washing order 1st time 2nd time 3rd time 4th time 5th time Rate of PC1 score change 11.02 10.47 6.65 5.52 5.82.

Underlying causes of death were coded using the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) in effect at the time of death (9th or 10th Revision) (World Health Organization 1977, 1992).

The ICCs also increased when the last sprint was excluded from the sprint time in a fatigued state (Table 1), hence we used the mean time of the 7th and 8th sprints as mean sprint time in a fatigued state.

Unfortunately, Olympia will never be seen simply as art; it is too rooted in the darkest times of 20th-century history for that.