For example, the time of transport depends on, as the number of necessary vehicle.
In this example, the time of the deserving is every moment in March.
For example, the time of day a meal is consumed may be important.
In principle, we could have subdivided our periodic classes into cleaner regulatory modules based on, for example, the time of peak expression.
For example, the time of death is usually only recorded in clinical trials on the day of death, and the clock time when death was pronounced is not recorded.
The hourly and daily trends of the acoustic data were obtained, and an analysis of variance was carried out to investigate the effect of relevant factors (for example, the time of day).
For example, the time of day of blood draw for homocysteine measurement was not standardized, but homocysteine concentration follows a daily rhythm characterized by an evening peak and nighttime low (Bonsch et al. 2007).
For example, "the time of life when exposures take place may be critical in defining dose response relationships of EDSs for breast cancer as well as for other health effects"(WHO 2002).
That photograph and others crisscrossed China by e-mail, scrawled with criticism, while people added more examples from the Times of London, Fox News, German television, and French radio.
Alabama, for example, at the time of a 1988 lawsuit, had one of the worst records of protecting children and preserving families.
