Sentence examples for clear time of from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that there are no statistically significant relationships between external illuminance and lighting use patterns, but there is a clear time of day effects (i.e. a strong tendency of turning on lighting on worker's first arrival in the morning).

However, contrast-induced nephropathy and post-surgical AKI are marked by a clear time of injury.

Although it has been reported that WC-1 protein levels peak in abundance around DD6 and display a trough around DD18 (Lee et al. 2000), the amplitude of this rhythm can be quite low (Cheng et al. 2001), so our failure to observe a clear time of day difference in just two time points is not surprising.

Studies in both rodents [5] and Aplysia [6] show a clear time-of-day effect on memory formation.

The first four clearing time of line faults was fixed (five cycles), and the last one was adjusted to make this case to be marginally stable, which means the system would collapse if the clearing time of the last fault increase by 0.001 s.

Note that without compensation, depending on the fault clearing time of the circuit breakers, the system may become unstable due to the acceleration of the generators, as can be seen in the evolution of the rotor angle.

It is found that the average value of clearing time of vehicles at intersections A, B and C are 2.55 s (two-wheelers), 2.05 s (two-wheelers) and 3.75 s (four-wheelers), respectively.

However, it has been pushed to its marginally collapse point, because if the clearing time of the last fault is increased by 0.001 s, the system would lose transient stability right after the last fault (in Fig. 4).

The clearing time of lochia was recorded in most cases at the first follow-up, which was the end of the first month post-partum.

Other times, small "actual" favors are necessary, like getting a customer a drink or clearing time out of your schedule for an appointment.

There was also a clear time dependence of Ad-NDRG2 efficacy, with only moderate inhibition of proliferation at 24 h and maximal inhibition achieved at 48 h.