The phrase "a timing of the" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing the scheduling or coordination of events, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The timing of the meeting needs to be adjusted to accommodate everyone's schedule."
Alternatives: "the schedule of the" or "the timing for the".
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.
r119, nurse, and a timing of the fall dimension, particularly related to falls that occur at the end of their shift.
Moreover, studies on individual nuclear genes and gene families propose a timing of the duplication preceding the diversification of teleosts [ 15, 21- 23].
Multiple sequences from Chondrostei (sharks and rays) for FBA, which are clearly grouped with the three paralogous groups, suggest a timing of the duplications before their separation from the Osteichthyes lineage.
This latter study deduced younger ages (4 8 Ma) but did not actually carry out a timing of the divergence analysis, rather they only calculated pairwise genetic distances with Kimura 2-parameter without an adequate model testing.
Based on the phylogenetic analyses, the FBA duplication events leading to the multiple copies within vertebrates occurred clearly after the divergence of the lampreys, which suggests a timing of the 1R/2R after the cyclostome split (but see the ENO tree, Figure 3B).
Other choices of τacc, 0 result in a different timing of the growth activation.
The second explanation could be related to a different timing of the sonographic examinations.
a The timing of the hemorrhage is used to classify the event as antepartum or postpartum.
Refer to Figure 1A for a timing scheme of the experimental steps.
Slow diffusion and consequently slow accumulation prevents an exact timing of the effective concentration in the embryo.
