Sentence examples for transient leads from inspiring English sources

Better suppression of the transient leads to a better non-parametric FRF estimate.

On the other hand, short-term or transient lead effects on blood pressure might be better assessed with biomarkers of recent lead dose such as blood lead (Navas-Acien et al. 2008).

It has been shown previously that such strong image motion transients lead to stimulus-locked LFP components, which replace the stimulus-induced, gamma-band response (Kruse and Eckhorn 1996).

Particularly transient wind loads could lead to dynamic amplification of the structural response.

Transient cooling leads to lower transferred heat fluxes.

However, improper management of transient POUR leads to bladder overdistension and permanent bladder detrusor damage.

Assuming that the complex concentration is approximately constant after a short transient phase leads to the usual Michaelis Menten (MM) approximation (or standard quasi-steady-state approximation (sQSSA)), which is valid when the enzyme concentration is sufficiently small.

Our observation suggests that an increase of surface loading induces a hydrothermal fluid pressure transient that leads to a reduction of seismic velocity by opening of cracks in a depth of 2 4 km at which it was suggested that there exists an active vapor-dominated zone.

Finally, the concern that transient overexpression leads to tumor formation was addressed by testing for molecules of oncogenic potential and their signaling pathways.

At a high acoustic pressure (>150 mW/cm), transient cavitation leads to microbubble implosion [ 14].

Whether this effect is transient or leads to persistent increase in blood glucose level is not clear.