Sentence examples for concerning tempo from inspiring English sources

The majority of studies concerning tempo focus on teenage motherhood, demonstrating that having had a young mother increases the risk of having a child at a young age (Furstenberg et al. 1990; Horwitz et al. 1991; Kahn and Anderson 1992; Manlove 1997).

The subjects were instructed about the movements by the test leader and verbally led through the exercises concerning the tempo when performing the movements.

It's an album divided into three concerns: tempo, fundamentals (melody, harmony and rhythm) and meter.

33 More concerning, the incidence of elevated transaminases in the TEMPO trial was over twice the rate seen in the placebo group, prompting an FDA warning regarding the use of tolvaptan and potential liver injury.

Many artists concern themselves with the tempo and vagaries of the art world.

The differences between the autographs are small: according to Reed, they "are concerned ... with the tempo indication and the prelude – postlude".

A second measure of interest concerned the percentage of tempo-entrained steps during the laps with tempo-changed music.

Marco Armiliato conducted a mostly stylish performance, though in Ms. Racette's first aria, perhaps concerned about her, he restrained the tempo and fell behind at times.

During recent weeks, especially during the last few days, the United States has noted, with deep concern, the increasing tempo of hostilities between Israel and Egypt.

"It requires practice at a much faster tempo, and that has beneficial results so far as physical conditioning is concerned.

For years, the special operations community and its supporters have expressed concern over deployment rates, operations tempo, and the amount of resources being allocated to direct action missions.