Sentence examples for traces of the changes from inspiring English sources

Fig. 5B shows the life history traces of the changes in length of 3 individual MTs in the absence (control) or in the presence of 100 nM MVL-PLA2.

Mepivacaine resulted in dilation of the swine lingual, pulmonary and coronary arterial rings that were maintained in a stable, constricted state; typical traces of the changes in isometric tension in response to increasing mepivacaine concentrations (0.4 μM to 4 mM) are shown in Figs  2, 3 and 4. Dose response curves at these concentrations are shown in Fig.  5.

Further issue needing closer attention is model management – tracing of the changes and updates carried out on the common model.

After the check was printed out, the name in the computer file was then changed, leaving no trace of the change.

This may have happened at any stage during the evolution of host or parasite so that subsequent divergence will have obscured all traces of the original change of host.

(H ) Amalgamated traces of the Iso stimulated changes in FRET in each cohort (0 400 s).

The isolation of the sensitivity edge makes it possible to trace the impact of the changes in a given parameter on the behaviour of the system.

The middle traces (gray) correspond to the dynamic clamp-injected current while the lower traces show the changes in shape of the AHP in the different conditions.

For convenience, the values of estimated SFE (γ S estim) have been formatted in the last columns in such a way to simplify tracing the changes of SFE following with changing of amine substrate for same combination of other substrates (diisocyanate and polyol).

Several approaches were employed to detect the traces of historical demographic changes in studied species: The Tajima's test of neutrality [ 51] evaluates the significance of the amount of recent mutations.

The application automatically and precisely detects the location of defects along the belt axis and on the belt section (due to the position of the coil which traces the changes in the magnetic field).