Sentence examples for varying extension from inspiring English sources

It contains an entropic potential determined by the varying extension of the eliminated channel direction, and a correction to the diffusion constant that introduces a space dependent diffusion.

PCR DNA was purified and fluorescein-labeled as described previously [ 26]. * PCR conditions for each reaction included a five minute denaturation step at 95°C, and 30 cycles of the following: 35 second denaturation, 40 second annealing and varying extension times.

Perhaps the varying extensions of the second pair or paratergal plates evolved more than once within Hoplopleura and, as such, it may not warrant the recognition of Pterophthirus as a distinct genus [ 35].

One general limitation of this in vitro test is that it only simulated one constant moment during the whole extension cycle, in contrast to the varying peak extension moments over an isokinetic extension cycle in vivo (Berman et al. 1991, Fuchs et al. 1998, 2004).

Next, we present a time-varying extension to Proposition 2.8 needed for the main theorems of this paper.

The mechanical impact of using segmented or continuous U-wrap CFRP sheets with varying lateral extensions to anchor CFRP strips, attached to steel-corroded reinforced concrete beams, was investigated.

Such an index will be defined by specialising existing results on time-varying extensions of Bode's sensitivity integrals to the case of systems defined on a finite horizon.

The institute brimmed with a mix of nationalities and, by extension, varying expertise in English.

In addition, in our case the actual geometry of the astrocytes the varying width and extension of their processes are likely to result in a highly variable number of contacts (through which the infection can take place) between them.

GFAP immunoreactivity was mainly present in the ganglion cell layer (GCL) with varying degrees of extension into the outer retina, indicating proliferating Muller cell processes.

The mammalian visual range is approximately 400 700 nm, although recent evidence suggests varying ultraviolet (UV) extensions in diverse terrestrial species.