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These triggers also need to be considered in defining the timing of human pharmaceutical ADME assessments.

We postulate that Pi1-2 ULF waves are critically important for defining the timing and location of the auroral substorm expansion phase, but that the low-latitude Pi2 onset may provide valuable information on the location of the plasmapause.

For example, defining the timing, magnitude and the coordination of cytokine responses in single cells is critical for understanding the development of effective immunity.

Defining the timing, magnitude and the coordination of these cytokine responses will be critical to understanding the development of effective immunity.

Defining the timing of gene expression changes ('change-points') for these genes in ERG-fusion positive cells shows the sequence of events: i) TMPRSS2 – ERG upregulation; ii) HES1 upregulation; iii) HES6 downregulation (Fig. 4e).

The method fits a mean curve as a natural regression spline in developmental age, with degrees of freedom chosen to minimise the Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC), 13 plus two subject-specific random effects defining the timing and rate of maturation.

For each cell, we defined the timing of the peak in its averaged ΔF/F trace as its peak response time (PT).

Using yarΔ HR1 and yarΔ HR2 mutants, we defined the timing and level of y, ac, and scute (sc ) RNA using quantitative real-time PCR analyses.

The number of years since planting (first thinning) or previous cutting (other thinnings) defined the timing of the thinning treatment.

New optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating was undertaken to define the timing of these glaciations and associated sediment deposition.

Objective: This study was undertaken to better define the timing of neurologic insult in neonates with early-onset seizures through evaluation of neonatal nucleated red blood cell levels.