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Nathan et al. (2014) explored the timing of verbal cues and found that prompts delivered before students had the opportunity to prove the conjecture were far less effective than hints delivered after one attempt at proof had already been made.
My clients who transformed their relationships after an affair also explored the timing of the affair(s) in their lifecycle.
We also explored the timing of imaging and treatment with targeted NP in our study.
Next we explored the timing of miRNA-mediated deadenylation in relation to miRNA-directed translational repression, by performing a 48-hour time-course in HeLa cells transiently transfected with the let-7 reporter plasmids.
We explored the timing of this rise and found that it consistently occurs just before the peak of MPK-1 MAPK activation in mid-pachytene, which may promote the progression of oogenic germ cells from early to late pachytene (Lee et al. 2007).
As described in our first submission, we have not generated any mice that survived until weaning and many were already dead when we explored the timing of death using E19 caesareans in either the Silke (Australia) or the Kaiser facility (Atlanta, USA).
Second, we aim to explore the timing of expressed worries of patients during consultations from the two time periods.
One could ultimately extend our analysis to explore the timing of benefit application and receipt relative to VR service provision, but we confine our attention to application or receipt in any month within this 48-month window.
One way to evaluate these alternatives is to explore the timing of diversification using molecular phylogenetics.
Further research exploring the timing of Symbiodinium acquisition relative to the timing of bacterial acquisition may provide insight into whether zooxanthellae are involved in bacterial colonization of juvenile corals.
It includes the analysis of both parents and explores the timing of parent ADHD; persistent ('Adult' ADHD) and ADHD in childhood-only.
