Sentence examples for between time based on from inspiring English sources

One example of a study that assessed the relationship between time (based on geological evidence) and troglomorphy is that of Wessel et al., [60]; these authors found no correlation in cave planthoppers.

The comparison between expected GP consultation time based on the sociodemographic profile of the postcode areas and actual GP supply revealed a shortage of GP supply for 54% of the postcode areas, if an average workload of 74,730 contact min per FTE GP was assumed.

Figure 3 shows another anatomical mechanism, proposed by Calvin for achieving one-to-one correspondence between neurons between the parent and offspring, this time based on a hexagonal organization of superficial pyramidal cells that possess a "doughnut" of activation [31].

For example, we can explore how the relationship between the United States and Nigeria evolved over time, based on the schoolgirls kidnapping by selecting both countries in the country filter and the word "boko" in the search box.

The estimated disease-free survival curves demonstrated significant association between PTEN deletion and short time based on PSA recurrence intervals.

In this study, we identified natural hybridization between them for the first time, based on sequence data of three nuclear genes.

The Spearman correlation coefficient of the association between total self-reported sedentary time based on all ten sedentary activities and total objective sedentary time was 0.35 (p < 0.05, Table  4).

The widely applied statistical approaches to infer relatedness among individuals can be classified into two categories: one involves the explicit pedigree reconstruction among all individuals in the sample; and the other is based on the best pairwise relationship between two individuals at a time based on either relatedness estimation [ 13- 15] or likelihood techniques [ 16, 17].

There were significant differences between the magnification levels in movement time, based on the analytical results.

Intron positions were accurately predicted greater than 98% of the time based on differences between expected and predicted fragment sizes on agarose gels and sequence analysis.

Figure 3 shows daily mean EQ-5D utility over time based on interpolation between measurements for survivors who completed the EQ-5D.