Sentence examples for to a variable time from inspiring English sources

This ΔT dependent thermal resistance leads to a variable time constant.

Suddenly, K is decreased to 1 for a variable time period (ranging from 0.2 to 20 generations).

Suddenly, K is increased to 100 for a variable time period (ranging from 0.2 to 20 generations).

As expected based on our previous study that showed inter-telomeric copying in ALT cells (5), the construct was copied on to other telomeres after a variable time period.

All latent animals developed reactivated TB following SIV infection, with a variable time to reactivation (up to 11 months post-SIV).

The model included a variable (group) to indicate the difference between groups at baseline and a variable (time) to indicate the changes of weight-for-length z-scores over time.

Moreover, the presence of obvious bilateral symptoms but evidence of reduced DAT density only unilaterally in some CBS cases would further suggest that SNc pathology may require a variable time to occur bilaterally.

We have proposed a new approach for improving the accuracy and speed of back-azimuth estimation from the PCA by introducing a variable time window to reduce the influences of trailing scattered waves, instead of a conventional fixed time window.

A variable time-to-peak effect and duration of action have been described for both MTL and HTS [ 32], although some evidence suggests a possible shorter time-to-peak effect and lower rebound phenomena in subjects with brain lesions treated with HTS [ 33].

The degree of enhancement may vary due to a variable injection time with manual administration of contrast medium.

Further such meta-analyses, including both clinical effectiveness and economic data, could be usefully undertaken in the specialty of chronic wound management given that the main outcome is a time to event variable: time to healing.