Sentence examples for furthest time from inspiring English sources

Using correlation analysis, we compared the overall miRNA expression profiles by studying the closest and furthest time points of differentiation (EB and OL, respectively).

Two months post-injection, the furthest time point tested for the HD-Ad-CMV-LacZ injected mice, trends in expression were comparable to the 1 week time point.

The trend in SQOL (according to the SLDS score) from baseline (T0) to the second follow-up period (T2) was estimated by subtracting the mean value of the furthest time from that of the most recent time (SLDS score at T2 – SLDS score at T0).

4.28pm GMT As far as I can tell, the US Department of Energy's Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center has the dataset for national carbon emissions which stretches back the furthest in time.

[33], [42], [46] [58] Estimates of regimen-specific monthly probabilities of late failure after initial successful virologic suppression were calculated using efficacy estimates for 24 weeks and the percent suppressed at the furthest reported time point after 24 weeks (usually 48 or 96 weeks).

The code category found furthest in time from the RA code was joint signs and symptoms, found a median of 133 days before the diagnostic code (IQR = 52 254).

But it all comes together again in the final room – the furthest away in time – where some of Van Dyck's most moving portraits are set against the Titians this 17th-century court painter collected.

Of the groups that can be considered kosher, therefore, the orthopterans go the furthest back in time.

The largest observed redshift, corresponding to the greatest distance and furthest back in time, is that of the cosmic microwave background radiation; the numerical value of its redshift is about ( corresponds to present time), and it shows the state of the Universe about 13.8 billion years ago, and 379,000 years after the initial moments of the Big Bang.

The second phase of the experiment examined recency discriminations, as reflected by the rat's spontaneous preference for that familiar object sampled furthest ago in time.

They are listed in order of most recent to furthest back in time.