Sentence examples for variable expansion from inspiring English sources
Recently, we described the highly variable expansion of gliosis [email protected] in degenerative optic nerves from the DBA/2J mouse model of chronic, age-related glaucoma.
The effects of using different designed compression ratio under variable expansion ratio have been investigated, which identify the optimal operational conditions under different compression/expansion ratio of the engine.
In contrast to integrin and collagen IV mutants, embryos lacking β-laminin show a variable expansion of the Race expression domain.
In almost all cases affected sisters have children affected with the same DM1 form (either adult-onset or congenital), and the affected sibships, although with variable expansion size, present the same form of the disease [ 40].
Split-thickness skin grafts can be meshed with variable expansion ratios to increase the coverage area, but concerns remain over the effect that meshing has on range of motion [ 110] and the graft site healing rate.
Secondary metabolites are known as important mediators of ecological interactions and environmental adaptation, and we speculate that the variable expansion of the PPO gene family also reflects such an adaptive function.
A specific modification of the two variable expansions is used, where the non-smooth (triangle wave) temporal argument is viewed as a fast time while the energy decay is described in a slow time scale.
There are variable expansions of HIN-A and HIN-B encoding genes in different species, most prominently in mouse.
In contrast to the variable expansions of the other PYHIN family members, we have observed AIM2 in only one copy per genome.
In accordance with this hypothesis, only one single member of this family was found in Mcc genome whereas variable expansions were observed in the two strains of M. agalactiae.
The approach combines a finite-element discretization with a fractional-order state-variable expansion and a complex modal transformation to decouple the discretized equations of motion.
