Sentence examples for first period of time from inspiring English sources
A tendency is clear for all catalysts: In the first period of time 100% ethane is converted and roughly half of the carbon is converted into coke and deposited on the catalyst.
The two grants combined, in fact, give us the first period of time in the Institute's history where we can look, down the road three years with secure funding in all of these academic fields with the exception only of this amount of matching money that we must still raise.
For example, assume that in the first period of time 5000 people were detained for illicit drugs possession and, during the second period of time, there were 2000 people.
As shown in Figures 4, 5, and 6, we found that obsessive-compulsive disorder and neurological biochemistry were research trends during the first period of time.
This value is considerably above the 30% limit of interchangeability and illustrates the difference we observed during the first period of time.
The latter is a conditional probability as the patient needs to have survived the first period of time in order to remain in the study for the second.
The same user logs into the system again during the second period of time.
The efficiency of NS5B amplification was evaluated among the samples from the second period of time, since these sera were not subjected to multiple freeze-thawing.
Our best fit model conditioned on 23rd February predicts different infectivity regimes before and after 31st March (see Parameter Estimates and Table 2) but we split further the second period of time due to different delays in reporting to culling.
Second, crossmodal temporal integration has, as yet, not been examined systematically with tactile apparent motion (especially movement over an extended, 90-second period of time); thus, the present study was meant to enhance our understanding of crossmodal temporal integration related to the tactile modality.
The characteristics of the patients during the second period of time are summarized in Table 3.
