Sentence examples for first timing of from inspiring English sources

First, timing of the sampling in relation to last dose intake will influence the measured concentration.

This is the largest trial of ursodeoxycholic acid compared with placebo in women with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy and the first timing of delivery trial in this group of women.

Two issues that are specific to the evaluation process and remain unanswered by this study are, first timing of evaluation process implementation (i.e., right after the priority setting, or six month after, or another interval) and second what priority setting process this evaluation process is best suited for (operational versus strategic planning).

He knew the ravishing speed and the split-second timing of his punches were fractionally out of kilter.

We present evidence for direction-specific attention effects on alpha activity in occipital and parietal regions and demonstrate the sub-second timing of these effects in each region.

Such timepieces can deliver delicate chimes on the quarter-hour, display the phases of the moon on their faces or show the split-second timing of racing laps — without the digital help of integrated circuits.

In her extraordinary range of timbre, achieved not only by touch but also by the split-second timing of attack and pedaling, she brought to the music the rainbow brilliance it needed.

It is amazing to behold the split-second timing of these operations, with jets regularly landing and taking off in such a small area.

Third, timing of metamorphosis in response to chemicals should be highly variable.

This recipe takes the split-second timing out of cooking fish.

This applies also to first trimester timing of first antenatal care visit.