Sentence examples for contributing to the timing from inspiring English sources

Vertical transmission of HIV has been studied quite extensively in an effort to understand factors contributing to the timing and route of infection, which can be in utero, intrapartum, or postpartum via breastmilk.

NIPA has been characterized as an F-box-containing protein that defines the multisubunit ubiquitin E3 ligase complex SCFNIPA (where SCF is stem cell factor), which targets nuclear cyclin B1 for ubiquitination during interphase, thus contributing to the timing of mitotic entry [ 158].

Friction between Youkilis and Bobby Valentine, the Red Sox manager at the time, may have contributed to the timing of his return, and Youkilis remained stewing in Class AAA Pawtucket waiting to get called up.

In June 2010, Cohen and Meade announced their intention to sell the store; Cohen also became seriously ill around this time, and it contributed to the timing of their decision to sell.

On the other side of the same coin, the time taken to transcribe introns has long been proposed to contribute to the timing mechanisms during development [ 52- 54].

He said financial pressures contributed to the timing of the deal.

Except residual sampling clock error, the fractional symbol timing error that may be ignored also contributes to the timing drift, which can be considered as a uniform adjustable variable.

To accurately model the cumulative need for radiotherapy in trials designed to delay or avoid irradiation among children with malignant brain tumor, it is crucial to account for competing events and evaluate how each contributes to the timing of irradiation.

The relatively low cost of borrowing money, and Time Warner's long-term campaign to shed assets to focus on TV and movies appears to have contributed to the timing of Fox's bid.

A film crew led by producer Gene Corman – linked to ABC Television – did eventually arrive to film proceedings, but within a day of their arrival the remaining Beatles had left; Upon returning to England, Lennon dismissed the idea that the presence of the film crew had contributed to the timing of their exit.

Furthermore, it has been shown that the size of the intermediate callosal truncus contributes to the timing and amplitude of the ipsilateral S2 source activity [5].