Sentence examples for a variation in timing from inspiring English sources

Mathur said this can prompt a user to rethink when she wants to take her pill to help with consistency, if she notices a variation in timing.

However, there was a wide variation in timing of application of 5-ALA solution prior to surgery, as detailed in Fig.  2.

While the results suggest the improvement in pneumonia outcome was associated with current and not former statin users, a huge variation in timing of statin administration in relation to onset of infection is possible within these definitions.

A major source of variation in timing of sexual germline development was presence or absence of apomictic ES, which formed from nucellar cells (apospory) in some genotypes.

Epigenetic events can result in a change in the expression of the underlying genetic trait by altering the timing and quantity of expression at key points in time (i.e., variation in timing of the expression of a functional protein).

We report that in most instances there is little variation in timing or amplitude for a single BPAP, while variable backpropagation can occur for trains of action potentials.

For example, a population of the copepod Diaptomus sanguineus exhibits heritable variation in timing of spring diapause.

This dosing schedule, used despite the known variation in timing at regional/local levels, provided a simplified study design across an international dosing protocol.

The variation in timing of implementation across states does nonetheless provide a way of estimating the impact of school accountability.

We use a difference-in-differences study design that exploits variability in eligibility for cash welfare benefits by marital status and state-level variation in timing of PRWORA implementation to identify the effect of PRWORA.

Similar falls in crime have been reported in Canada (Ouimet 2002), Australia (Mayhew 2012), New Zealand (Mayhew 2012) and much of Europe (van Dijk et al. 2012; Tseloni et al. 2010), albeit with some variation in timing and magnitude.1.1