Because peak influenza activity is concentrated over a relatively short period of time and because the timing of peak activity varies every year, this approach has been successful in detecting a relatively small burden.
Because the timing of the filmed segment wouldn't allow for the time it takes to plant a tree according to code, "once they were gone, we dug it back up and planted it properly," Mr. Simpson said.
The change in sedation level over time is unlikely to be responsible for the effects because the timing of any given stimulus was not the same in each session and in each bird with respect to the time of injection of the sedative.
Because the timing of blood collection was not standardized according to fasting or time of day, blood glucose and triglycerides were not used as outcomes in this analysis.
The situation is especially delicate, because the timing of one appointment could affect the outcome of the other negotiation.
But they don't have trouble with "p" and "d," because the timing of lips and vocal cords for those two sounds is exactly the same.
Better is the way these layers come back in the end in reverse order, because the timing of Tchaikovsky's final chords is so judicious.
Following the journey of a transplant is a uniquely challenging journalistic exercise, not least because the timing of an operation is impossible to predict in advance and depends on human tragedy.
Because the timing of this germination process can vary, it is hard to know until about 60 days have passed if a person who inhales the spores has the disease.
Limiting the impact that a disturbance will have on an ecosystem is difficult because the timing of the disturbance, its location, its intensity, and its spatial patterning are unpredictable.
Because the timing of these events is difficult to predict, teams often "kick the can down the road" and merely address it if and when the situation arises.
