plateau A period or level at which something is stabilized for a time, represented on a graph as a horizontal line.
Full article >>>The
plateau of the
growth curve after log growth, during which
cell number remains constant. New
cells are produced at the same rate as older
cells die.
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Full article >>>They are composed of caps of shingle, with great, more or less rounded boulders, sand and volcanic ashes, precisely of the same form as occurs on the Patagonian
plateau.
Full article >>>In pacemaker and other
cardiac muscle cells, inward calcium currents determine shape and duration of the
plateau phase, which in turn controls the strength and duration of contr
action.
Full article >>>Although growth is expected to
plateau in industrialized countries, it is increasing in developing countries.
Full article >>>It is during
plateaus reached along this progression that cognitive structures are formed, attitudes toward the local world, the society viewable from within personal scope, ...
Full article >>>For example, in drier savannas such as those on the Serengeti plains or Kenya's Laikipia
plateau, the
dominant grasses on well-drained soils are Rhodes grass and red oat grass; throughout the East African savannas, star grasses are
dominant; ...
Full article >>>If we add fresh
culture medium to the container, exponential growth resumes until a new higher
plateau is reached.
Evidently the growth rate (r) declines as the density of the
population approaches a certain limiting value.
Full article >>>Humans do not have a
mating season , females are
sexually receptive to the male at all times of the year. There are four stages in
mating: arousal,
plateau, orgasm, and
resolution.
Full article >>>The
plateau of the
growth curve after log growth, during which
cell number remains constant. New
cells are produced at the same rate as older
cells die. (See Growth phase.)
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