Sentence examples for general periods from inspiring English sources

After accounting for years and three general periods within breeding seasons, 42% of the residual variation among observations was attributable to differences among individual birds.

For LQT3, the largest risk factors outside of general periods of rest are being an endurance athlete (resting heart rate under 60 bpm) and taking drugs which induce QT prolongation (ibid).

Changes in perceived and physiological stress over the general periods (before, during, and after the task; see Fig. 1) were analyzed via repeated-measures analysis of variance (ANOVA), with time of measurement as the repeated within-subjects factor (aggregated measures for the physiological measures: before, during, and after the task).

His work can be divided into three general periods.

In general, periods at a particular ion concentration were calculated from an average over 6 to 20 individual bacteria.

In general, periods of wakefulness entailing voluntary and coordinated limb movements are followed by periods of sleep characterised by atonia and myoclonic twitching of the limbs, before another period of wakefulness ensues.

Born in 1819, he lived on until 1877, and his work thus spanned the gap between the formalized style that prevailed at the beginning of the century and the wholly new techniques that were developed at its close; it would be hard indeed to think of a painter of his general period who had a more powerful influence on the generation of the Impressionists.

We find that, in general, period-end asset price reflects private forecasts, regardless of the forecast-generating process.

Another inscription at Tyana from the same general period, but perhaps slightly later, seems to refer to King Midas.

The changing nomenclature and boundaries of satrapies and kingdoms throughout that general period present a confusing picture.

Various national styles also flourished during this general period and entered into the vocabulary of the Franco-Netherlandish composers.