Sentence examples for from timing of from inspiring English sources
Geolocators are small (~1g) that record ambient light levels during the day, and from timing of sunrise and sunset, you can get latitude and longitude.
In the model, patients with severe malaria or severe bacterial disease either attend a medical facility with the capacity to deliver parenteral treatment within 6 hours (from timing of rectal intervention administration), attend such care after 6 hours, or do not attend such care.
The interaction between age and gravidity has also been found to exist in the prediction of other health outcomes apart from timing of ANC initiation [ 53].
There are many drop-off points along the EID "cascade" from timing of first testing to receipt of results and prompt ART initiation [ 4, 5, 23].
However, the multivariate Poisson regression model shows that, aside from timing of therapy initiation, prior splenectomy is also an independent risk factor for the development of AVN while on imiglucerase therapy.
We present here results from timing analysis of four of the neutron star and black hole binaries; namely GRS 1915+105, the recently discovered x-ray transient XTE J1748-288 and the x-ray pulsars Cep X-4 and 4U1907+09.
It is worth noting that this result might have changed over time from 2010 (timing of the survey) to 2015 after years of negative electoral campaigning against immigration.
The Families are Joe Public, and you can see his fear of them from the timing of the sudden prime-time news conference that materialized on April 13.
where we are defining period 2 as composed of T i subperiods from the timing of school leaving until the time we observe occupational status.
GPS works by making extremely precise distance estimates from timing the delay time of signals (1 ns ~ 1ft) sent from the GPS satellites to earth.
We observe a dramatic and sustained increase in landscape activity at inland sites from 4860 ± 15 years ago, statistically indistinguishable from the timing of the onset of modern ENSO activity.
