Sentence examples for turn coincides from inspiring English sources
In the NP equilibrium, the high risks enjoy the same contract as under laissez faire, which in turn coincides with the one that obtains under symmetric information.
Briefly, at centromeres the recognition of H3K9me by Chp2 recruits SHREC to facilitate histone H3 deacetylation, which in turn coincides with reduced presence of RNA pol II.
The amphipathic helix of Dna2 overlaps with one of the p53 peptides, while the β turn coincides with part of the other p53 peptide.
This postmodern turn coincided with the disappearance of anthropology's traditional subjects — indigenous peoples.
Finally, it stimulates mitochondrial biogenesis via PG1α signaling [22], which in turn coincided with survival in patients with sepsis [23].
The septic hyperglycemic group presented with a significant downregulation of liver CSE, which in turn coincided with compromised gluconeogenesis as evidenced through the lowest glucose rate of appearance, confirming the finding of Untereiner et al. [4].
For example, QTL_IV, which affected the average number of body bends during reversals and the probability of responding with an omega turn, coincided with the QTL for peak speed and acceleration.
25 In this fMRI study with nondancers as participants, they found that movements participants rated as most difficult to reproduce were also rated as most pleasing to observe, which in turn coincided with greater AON engagement.
At intermediate resource distances, very short waggle runs are performed and the dance pattern becomes sickle shaped and finally approximates the shape of an upper case phi or theta, with waggle angles after the left and right turn coinciding.
As for the light gradient, we observe that the predicted turn probability increases 5 s before the turn, which coincides with the median duration (5.4 s) of the entire set of runs.
We observe that the turn probability steeply increases 4 s before the turn, which coincides with the median duration (3.8 s) of the entire set of runs.
