The phrase 'a timing of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when something is done in a certain time frame or the time something is done is significant or important. For example, "Due to a timing of events, the project moved forward much faster than expected."
The peak at one difference corresponds to a timing of approximately 0.06 MYA, which is the same time as the estimate for range expansion to the southeast portion of the range inferred by NCPA (0.06 MYA, range 0.001 0.23 MYA).
In order to identify the treatment effect, we use a "timing of events" approach.
If we can consult the results of the integrated studies at a timing of the operation planning of the Arase satellite, we can maximize the possibility to measure good events by devoting the limited observation time of S-WPIA to the region of interest where we can expect efficient wave particle interactions.
Under water temperature of 14.5 ± 0.5 °C, treatments were tested by shocking the activated eggs at designed protocols: timings of 70 95 maf (min after fertilization) with an intensity of 70 MPa for 6 min; intensities of 60 85 MPa with a timing of 90 maf for 6 min; durations of 2 10 min with an intensity of 75 MPa initiated at 90 maf.
Based on our substitution rate estimate of 0.65% per lineage per million years, this corresponds to a timing of approximately 0.11 MYA for the initial expansion of 3N2's following formation.
The peak at five differences corresponds to a timing of approximately 0.30 MYA, which coincides well with the timing of the initial expansion event inferred by NCPA (0.24 MYA, range 0.025 0.73 MYA).
She analysed women who started a period of welfare receipt without employment between October 2005 and December 2007, using a timing-of-events approach.
Based on a "timing-of-events" approach to control for selective participation, this study evaluates whether this policy instrument enhanced the transition to employment in Flanders (region in northern Belgium).
