Sentence examples for a range of timing from inspiring English sources

There was a range of timing patterns depicting this behavior, however: 12% of patients were observed to abscond within 30 days of their admission, 46% within 6 months, and 15% waiting 2 years or more before absconding for the first time (range = 7 days to 8 years).

To facilitate hypoglycaemia induction, a three-times-higher basal insulin dose was administered at midnight (range of timing ±3 min), replacing the regular basal insulin dose given at 20 00 hours (Fig.  1).

We outline the theoretical foundations and the architecture of the model and present results of simulation experiments, demonstrating that the model correctly predicts a range of suprasegmental timing phenomena in stress-accent languages that have not been addressed by a unified model.

Engine simulation results for soot mass are in excellent agreement with diesel engine smoke number measurements over a range of injection timings (−11° ATDC–2.4° andC) and two exhaust gas recirculation levels (16 and 26 27%).

Potential improvements in fuel conversion efficiency (FCE) and specific emissions (NOx and CO2) with hot exhaust gas recirculation (EGR and ORCC turbocompounding were quantified over a range of injection timings and engine loads.

We report data from a wide range of timing tasks from two subjects with disabling neurologic deficits caused by bilateral lesions of the basal ganglia.

Despite clinical and radiologic evidence of substantial bilateral basal ganglia disruption, XG and KQ-167 perform well on a wide range of timing tasks including estimation, production, reproduction and discrimination with both sub- and supra-second stimuli.

Interestingly, the range of physical timing differences across which audio and visual events can seem synchronous is shaped by content, with audiovisual (AV) speech likely to be judged as synchronous across a broader range of timing differences than more basic stimuli, such as light flashes and beeps [2], [4], [13].

The demonstration that two subjects with extensive and disabling focal lesions of the bilateral basal ganglia perform normally on a wide range of timing tasks with sub- and supra-second stimuli suggest that the basal ganglia are not crucial for many interval timing procedures.

Further experiments employing a wider range of timing schedules are needed to investigate this possibility.

It is suggested that the OPFC may be involved in the performance of a wide range of timing tasks, whereas the ventral striatum may be engaged more specifically in those timing schedules that entail operant choice.