For example, the results of a variety of blood tests depend on their timing during the day: cholesterol levels in mice may be much higher in the morning after a meal than in the afternoon.
At any time during this period, different GCs are in different maturation stages depending on their birth timing (Espinosa and Luo, 2008).
Depending on their location, timing and magnitude, changes in precipitation can affect the occurrence of droughts or floods both of which can place ecosystems and humans at risk.
DSBs are faithfully repaired by several repair pathways depending on their nature and timing during the cell cycle [ 58– 60].
In animal studies, phthalates exhibit marked differences in toxicity depending on their chemical structure and timing of the exposure (Foster 2005; Gray et al. 2000; Howdeshell et al. 2008; National Research Council 2008; Parks et al. 2000).
The importance of floods as drivers of in-stream dissolved MeHg concentrations, however, depends on their frequency and timing relative to critical aquatic life-cycle periods and on the direction of the hydraulic gradient under flood conditions.
Large-scale projects take years to develop, and research fellows have different experiences, depending on the timing of their fellowship.
Getting a true lie-flat seat is not always critical for some business travellers, depending on the timing of their flight "If it's a daylight flight, getting less than a true lie-flat sleeper seat is not nearly as bad," said Snyder.
Jiang et al. present a first approach to achieve this in [120], by first extracting and characterizing areas where people will stay or only pass-by, and then infer the type of activity that they engage in depending on the timing of their visit to certain specific locations.
As researcher Kyle Mathewson explains it, "We showed that peoples' visibility of the target fluctuated depending on the timing with respect to their [brainwave] rhythm.
