Sentence examples for changing timing from inspiring English sources

The early or late nature of DNA replication is globally conserved during cell differentiation, but some regions of the genome can change their replication timing during cell differentiation 39, different regions changing timing in different cell types 41.

This phenomenon is already being realised on the ground with reports of changing timing of infection [4].

Besides changing timing, some authors recommended the use of larger doses [ 19, 28].

Similarly, changing timing of key life history events can have cascading effects that reduce fitness in subsequent life stages (Waples et al. 2008; Crozier et al. in press), which limits evolutionary flexibility to respond to individual stressors.

Nonetheless, currently, it appears that phenotypic plasticity can play a major role in species responses to climate change, such as in changing the timing of breeding in birds (Gienapp et al. 2008) and responses of plants along climate gradients (Matesanz and Valladares 2014; McLean et al. 2014).

Neurobiologists Matthew Leon and Michael Shadlen of the University of Washington in Seattle noticed that changing the timing of light flashes during an experiment changed the way LIP neurons responded.

These results demonstrate that multiple tip ablations changed the proportion of cells with a specific outcome, without changing the timing of the cells that were affected (Table 1, Figure 3D, E, F).

Changing the timing of administration along the 24-h time scale can profoundly modify the extent of dose-limiting toxicities of anticancer agents (Lévi, 1997, 2001).

These results indicate that changes in the material composition and design of lacrosse sticks are changing the timing and rate at which balls release from the crosse pocket.

The natural mutation in the Ppd-H1 gene may affect the photoperiod and vernalization pathways either by changing circadian timing of clock genes or by direct control of flowering time genes independently from its clock function.

People may respond to financial incentives by changing their timing rather than having more babies overall.