Although cool temperatures are most critical at night, camellias can respond by dropping due to hot, dry air even during the day.
But Pat Nixon's presence and expression were most critical at the first of these televised displays, the one that took place at the El Capitan Theatre, in Los Angeles, on September 23 , 1952
Three-dimensional back analysis of this distressed structure indicated that stresses were most critical at a re-entrant corner and that steel reinforcing bars in the beam in this area had yielded.
The greeter program is viewed as being most critical at schools like Monte Vista, which is wedged in a dense neighborhood of apartments and duplexes and where more than half of the parents never graduated from high school.
Access to these services is most critical at the time of birth and during the first two weeks of life which are riskiest for mother and infant.
This would be of interest, because it is postulated that maternal to fetal TH transfer is most critical at this time.
Some scholars perceive the role played by the role of drivers in the defining a sustainability orientation as critical: "We encourage further intra-industry, as well as inter-industry, research in order to better understand when internal and external drivers are most critical, and perhaps at times, less critical, in ushering in environmental stewardship" (Marshall et al. 2005).
I remain fluid, using my judgment to assess where I am most critical (or not) at any given time.
A learner corpus with texts allocated into proficiency levels is a useful resource when designing a curriculum for EFL grammar education, as it can provide insights into which grammatical features are most critical to the learner at each stage of their progress.
From the results, it can be seen that base pair T14A21 is most critical, since every other combination tested at this position resulted in a significant loss of signal in the streptavidin binding assay.
