Sentence examples for dependent on timing from inspiring English sources

Future studies with different time frames between disease inductions will assist in clarifying whether the influence of P. gingivalis in arthritis development is dependent on timing.

Most of the jokes are slow builders, dependent on timing, situation and character (although there are a few fantastic one-liners) so I won't try to replicate them here.

Systems that are not dependent on timing are much more robust to the sorts of stochastic variation that one would expect in biochemical systems, the advantage of this is straightforward, it ensures that the expression of the TTSS will occur.

This shows how fickle public opinion is and how dependent on timing are referenda for their outcome.

Their story shed light on how an idea can be as dependent on timing and adaptability as anything else.

Enterprise takes longer but is a proper business with revenues and cash and less dependent on timing," says Chandler.

We have previously shown that the timing of association of Pol2 with yeast telomeres reflects their timing of replication and is dependent on the timing of firing of subtelomeric origins (Bianchi and Shore, 2007).

It is important to keep in mind that the blood glucose and insulin concentrations measured directly following exercise are highly dependent on the timing of exercise (i.e., time of day, time before or after meal, before or after postprandial glucose/insulin peak) and do not necessarily translate to glycemic control over a longer time frame.

More specifically, the timing of energy use, particularly electricity, is highly dependent on the timing of the occupants' activities.

Time zero for measuring time to event variables will be adapted and will be dependent on the timing of further examinations.

Flavonoid biosynthesis is one process most impaired by defoliation in berries but the outcome seems dependent on the timing of defoliation and on the genotype [ 6, 7, 19].