ライフサイエンスコーパス: average lifetime

1 tion (PhiF = 0.17-0.34) and slightly shorter average lifetimes.

2 e absence of rotational diffusion and a long average lifetime (2.7 microseconds) when bound to human

3 latively short-lived polar transition state (average lifetime = 519 +/- 240 fs), which is consistent

4 eproducible and provides a useful measure of average lifetime activity.

5 development, mirroring an increase in their average lifetime and density.

6 suppressing the ET rate, leading to a longer average lifetime and therefore a more homogeneous decay.

7 Over an average lifetime, biopsy management would lead to six li

8 the single tyrosine increased by 46% and the average lifetime by 34%.

9 effectively decrease the tissue fluorescence average lifetime, causing the usual total fluorescence i

10 The average lifetime changes from 10.78 to 4 ns.

11 The model accounts for population-average lifetime changes in PFOS intake, body weight, an

12 cenario for men aged 85 years and older, the average lifetime cost associated with THA is $9100 more

13 For women with nonobstructive CAD, average lifetime cost estimates were $767,288 (95% CI, $

14 Under the new policy, average lifetime cost was reduced by US $2090 and lifeti

15 Outcome Measures: Average lifetime costs, life-years, and quality-adjusted

16 ly to remain intact than an antagonist whose average lifetime decreases with increasing force.

17 nfounders, the odds ratio associated with an average lifetime exposure to fluoride > or =0.9 ppm was

18 Estimated average lifetime exposure to fluoride in drinking water

19 , such that focal individuals achieve higher average lifetime fitness by rejecting more potential mat

20 ision rule that the SPT proves maximizes the average lifetime fitness of a focal individual under giv

21 nferred, the w distribution, together affect average lifetime fitness, and induce adaptive switches i

22 quilibrated at 1440 K isomerized, suggesting average lifetimes >1 ps for vibrationally excited vinyli

23 nd number of axons decreased with increasing average lifetime IOP.

24 scence lifetimes are nonexponential, but the average lifetime is shorter at low pH, possibly due to q

25 imilar findings were found with estimates of average lifetime level of trihalomethanes.

26 - 8.8 microm long), whereas tether breakage (average lifetime of 3.79 +/- 3.32 s) caused an acute jum

27 he brain have significantly slower turnover (average lifetime of 9.0 d) compared with those of the li

28 all the features of catch-bonds because the average lifetime of a binding event between the polymer

29 efer to the counterintuitive notion that the average lifetime of a bond has a maximum at a nonzero ap

30 The average lifetime of a SNP destined to become fixed for a

31 a long-lived component, with a long overall average lifetime of approximately 30 mus.

32 Intralipid as a scatterer, the values of the average lifetime of C-SNAFL-1 were determined as the sol

33 The average lifetime of infected cells is approximately 11 h

34 the time to development of AIDS exceeds the average lifetime of SMs in the wild and that the princip

35 The average lifetime of synapses on nonstimulated dendritic

36 Anisotropy and average lifetime of the bound pyrene suggested that pept

37 The average lifetime of the MCA is 36 ms and the free energy

38 + levels are rapidly reduced, decreasing the average lifetime of the membrane-bound C2 domain (tau =

39 The average lifetime of the series decreases gradually from

40 The average lifetime of this intermediate is significantly s

41 is no longer in service once it reaches its average lifetime of use.

42 However, the average lifetime of water molecules at the protein inter

43 Nascent axonal branches exhibited short average lifetimes of 19 min, and only 17% of newly exten

44 Syp:GFP puncta also exhibited short average lifetimes of 30 min, and only 34% of puncta were

45 ferent DNA loop conformations and access the average lifetimes of different states.

46 reased catastrophe frequencies and increased average lifetimes of plus- and minus-end-stabilizing cap

47 on mobilities are directly correlated to the average lifetimes of the ion-associations.

48 Average lifetime out-of-pocket costs may be affordable,

49 Under the old allocation policy, average lifetime outcomes per listed patient discounted

50 A 5 mug/m(3) increase in average lifetime particulate matter less than or equal t

51 In a cross-national survey, the average lifetime prevalence of binge eating disorder (BE

52 d a diagnosis of cancer at age 10 years, the average lifetime probability was 0.10 for late-recurrenc

53 The average lifetime risk of breast cancer was 11.6%, and ni

54 stimates have been published of individuals' average lifetime risk of developing diabetes.

55 ntly greater lifetime heterogeneity, shorter average lifetime, rotational correlation time, and lower

56 For every 1% of average lifetime summer time between 10 am and 4 pm that

57 The averaged lifetime (taur) associated with the redox site

58 Catch bonds are characterized by average lifetimes that initially increase with increasin

59 However, over an average lifetime, the cost differential between PRP and

60 fluorescence intensity (up to 528%) and the average lifetime (up to 1.7), respectively, was observed

61 es and demonstrate a 10-fold increase in the average lifetime upon Ca(2+) chelation.

62 Average lifetime values were found to match those measur

63 adjusted odds ratio per 10-mug/L increase in average lifetime water iAs concentration was 1.18 (95% c