Sentence examples for chronology at which from inspiring English sources
However, one has to be careful because the samples available for each indicator are slightly different and in fact, as we will show, the synchronicity between each indicator and chronology at which the AUC is maximized is much better in recent times.
There are two important clinical consequences of this: only rarely can an aetiological diagnosis be made from the clinical appearance and the defects have a distribution reflecting the stage of dental development (the chronology) at which they occurred.
Looking at the horizon at which our chronology maximizes the AUC, we note that leads between 3 to 8 months would generate slightly higher AUCs.
Nonetheless, using clues such as the sound quality of different batches of songs, and where they appear on the original reels of tapes, attempts have been made to place the songs into a rough chronology and guess the locations at which they were likely recorded.
According to the book's loose-fitting chronology, worrying, which at first referred solely to the act of choking or distressing animals or humans, acquired its more common modern sense in the 19th century.
This chronology is globally validated by the analysis of dates at which the corresponding strains were collected (see figure 10B).
Even with these technologies, however, age resolution becomes an issue beyond a few million years, at which time alternative strategies for developing internal speleothem chronologies, such as lamina counting, must be considered in unison with U Pb dating.
The chronology and other aspects of the phenomenology of the separation vary depending on the locus at which the alleles are shared (Powell et al. 2007).
For each chronology we calculate the AUC for each index of economic activity contemporaneously and then calculate the lead/lag at which the AUC is maximized.
The show, which Ms. Collins wrote and directed, is a highly selective chronology in which she grinds no axes.
