Sentence examples for Systematic timing from inspiring English sources

Thus, the first prediction tested was that aperiodic and unpredictable stochastic stimuli should induce a systematic timing bias.

Overall, risk of breast cancer has not varied in any systematic pattern by timing of antidepressant use.

Central or graphics processing power appeared to have no systematic effect on timing performance: The most accurate system for response measurement and presentation accuracy was an old Windows XP machine.

Infection and pubertal timing: a systematic review.

This paper describes the design of the prototype, and systematic studies of the timing resolution and position response for single photons for two 64-pixel detectors: (a) Hamamatsu Flat Panel PMTs, and (b) Burle MCP PMTs.

A 2017 systematic review on meal timing and frequency in the prevention of cardiovascular disease proposed an approach to eating that included the recommendations to eat a greater share of calories early in the day and to use consistent overnight fast periods206 (Fig. 9).

Thus, after we die, our bacteria may spread through the body in a systematic way, and the timing with which they infiltrate first one internal organ and then another may provide a new way of estimating the amount of time that has elapsed since death.

The average rate of dome growth may be used as a rough indicator of magma supply, but it shows no systematic relationship to the timing or characteristic of lava dome explosions.

In summary, examining tactile rivalry apparent motion dependent on different audiotactile configurations, we found a systematic influence of auditory timing on the motion percept in a full-pairing crossmodal condition.

There was no systematic difference in the timing of samples before and after the switch.

Maziak et al. [ 22] performed a systematic review concerning the timing of tracheostomy.