Sentence examples for a function of timing from inspiring English sources

That the writer's original mortgage was not subject to such scrutiny was probably a function of timing.

Figure 6 shows O2 and HC concentration as a function of timing angle.

But Stokes has the capacity to produce speed from nowhere, a function of timing rather than effort, something which may be why catches seem to be missed from him more than others.

So earning this mythical risk premium of 2.5 percent is largely a function of timing, and it's not the kind of timing we can control.

And if the risk premium is a function of timing, and timing is a function of luck, it doesn't take much to realize that earning the mythical risk premium is a function of pure luck, too.

Fig. 4 Response times (RTs) relative to control condition (Google Glass condition-control) in Experiment 3 as a function of timing of secondary information onset (relative to primary visual search task) and instruction condition.

We modeled incidence of type 2 diabetes as a function of time-varying duration of IPV and timing since IPV ("recency") using Cox proportional hazards models.

Diurnal trends in atmospheric mixing and population breathing rate lead to variability in iF as a function of emissions timing.

That's just the function of timing.

In the 8 breast cancer cases with apparently intact RNA also in sample aliquots frozen at delayed times, 461 genes were modulated simply as a function of freezing timing.

Still, Mr. Nelson added, the failure of his bill was more a function of poor timing.