Sentence examples for timescale for changes from inspiring English sources

"This provides direct calibration of the timescale for changes over time and enables us to look at the evolution of the pathogenic organism in relation to its human host".

Since the neuron's membrane potential can sample its probabilitydistribution which determines the likelihood of a spike per unit time morerapidly than the timescale for changes in that probability distribution, our analyticmethods provide a reasonable description of the circuit's behavior (Fig. 4d).

Thus the timescale for changes in the intrinsic concentration of a small molecule is often orders of magnitude faster than the time needed to change the concentration of a typical protein.

Simulated age distributions provide insight into the timescales for changes in water quality at a PSW in response to changes in land-use and associated contaminant loadings.

While the timescale for these changes is constrained to be far longer than the time since the Big Bang, it could still occur.

Accordingly, the time constant for the spectral evolution resulting from vibrational cooling is dependent on the detection methods, although the timescale for the changes is consistent between spectra.

The timescale for the changes in incisor length given here are in between the scales which were suggested by studies of Van Foreest (1995) [ 14] and Muylle et al. (1999) [ 3].

But she did not give a timescale for the change.

Prof Hodgen also warned that the "critical shortage of mathematics teachers" meant it was "important not to underestimate the timescale necessary for change".

That thickness is important, Dr. Sepúlveda said, because it allows for more precise determination of the timescale of changes.

The Department of Health will publish its response to the consultation in the coming months and says a firmer timescale for any regulatory changes will be revealed then.