The phrase "a closer timing" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing the need for a more precise or immediate schedule or timeframe in a specific context.
Example: "We need to establish a closer timing for our meetings to ensure better coordination among team members."
Alternatives: "a tighter schedule" or "a more immediate timeframe."
There will be a close timing correspondence between peak hyoid speed and the time of laryngeal vestibule closure.
In order to achieve a close timing interval between administration of the drug and blood sampling from the radial vein, a permanent-heparinized 5-inch long catheter gauge No. 20 (Becton, Dickinson and Company, México City) was placed in each dog and a plastic collar ensured to avoid dogs from reaching the catheter.
The congruence of ice and meltwater flow features is interpreted to be a response to a similar ice sheet gradient, and close timing of events (late dominant glacial ice flow and meltwater flow).
In this context, eyeblink conditioning is an example of learning from the close timing of two events of different sensory modality, and defects in it may reflect broader difficulties in subsecond temporal sensory association.
Follow-up times were approximated to the closest timing.
In this context, eyeblink conditioning is unusually interesting because it captures a central component of statistical learning, the close timing of two events.
An investment in the S&P 500 Index for the period 1990 to 2008 in a buy-and-hold mode returned 5.0% annualized, yet if you missed only the 40 best days your returns would have been an annualized loss of -4.92%; case closed, timing does not work.
"The close timing of these actions suggests an apparent pattern and organized effort within the Trump Administration involving the use of federal resources to advance partisan legislation".
Despite the close timing of the three attacks in France, Tunisia and Kuwait, a Pentagon spokesman said it was "too soon to tell" whether they were "coordinated centrally or coincidental".
Nevertheless, the close timing correspondence between peak hyoid speed and laryngeal vestibule closure suggests a functional relevance for measures of hyoid velocity.
