Sentence examples for timescale provided from inspiring English sources

We have shown that magma flowing at a speed of a few meters per second is sufficient to produce an amplification of the Rayleigh wave in an acceptable timescale, provided that the magma viscosity is 10 to 104 Pa ·s and that the dike has a thickness of 0.2 to 1 m and a length of several kilometers.

The phylogenetic trees optimized by timescale provided a straightforward depiction of the MHC class II genes birth-and-death process (Figure 5).

The weekly timescale provided adequate serial length for time-series modeling.

Certainly if it is not done in March it would become impossible because of the timescales provided for in the bill".

Using destabilized reporters [ 51- 53, 70] would probably improve the precision of our approach towards faster timescales, provided that the fluorescence signal remains sufficiently strong to be detected by flow cytometry.

The ability to detect intermediates in simple, small proteins, including those that fold on rapid timescales, provides exciting opportunities to develop new insights into the intricacies of folding mechanisms by combining the power of experiments and simulation, as a prelude to tackling larger proteins for which the folding energy landscape will be more complex and more rugged.

There were a further eight cases for which we could not discern any primary care contact in the year before EP, and two for which no information on presenting timescale was provided.

6b The IMS study 6c indicated folding of hh Cyt c ions on a 10 s timescale but provided no structural details, whereas the ECD study 6b gave site-specific data, but only for structures probed more than 10 s after unfolding.

The EMST model coupled with the new mixing timescale model provides the best prediction of the flame structure and flame propagation among the models tested, as the dynamics of reactive scalar mixing across different flame regimes are appropriately accounted for.

We used values for evolutionary divergence across a shorter timescale because they provided a larger dataset in order to control for bias due to small sample size.

Nonetheless, if it is assumed that misfolded proteins are uniformly subject to degradation, even on relatively short (i.e. 5-100 s) timescales, we provide analysis in Figure 7B to suggest that degradation still does not significantly affect the distribution of topologies predicted from the simulations.