Sentence examples for important for timing from inspiring English sources

The CHIPY limitation is important for timing analysis, since it means that events cannot occur at certain times separated by 512*2.85 msec or 1.4592 sec.

Brain structures important for "timing" are also discussed to be critical for the deterioration of movements in Huntington's disease (HD).

This mechanism could be particularly important for timing spindle disassembly to mitotic exit, as in the case of the budding yeast Ase1p [17].

There are two factors important for timing of puberty, the maturity of gonadotroph population manifested by the adequate size of LH-containing cell subpopulation and the circumstances of an external environment optimal for reproductive functions in adults.

In this study we showed that right superior temporal gyrus is important for timing of auditory stimuli.

We found that the right posterior parietal cortex was important for timing of auditory and visual stimuli and that MT/V5 was necessary only for timing of visual events [6].

Similarity of sequence contents is an important signal for timing duplication events; if one match in a set of self-alignments (i.e., when a sequence is aligned to itself) has a higher similarity level than others, then that match is likely to be the most recent duplication (Bailey et al. 2002).

p27 is important for maintaining G0 and for timing the duration of G1 in the first cell cycle after exiting G0. p27 does not have a significant role in timing G1 in continuous cell cycling.

Since the first miRNA was identified in Caenorhabditis elegans as an important factor for timing of larval development [8], [9], thousands of miRNAs have been characterized including about 700 miRNAs in the human genome [10].

Consistent with an important role for timing of deletion, germline heterozygous ΔE Tor1a knock-in mice exhibit increased LCI cell body area, though these mutants show no difference in the number of LCIs (Song et al., 2013).

In contrast, maternal separation stress during PND 2 21 in rodents resulted in decreased choice impulsivity (Lovic, Keen, Fletcher, & Fleming, 2011), again suggesting an important role for timing and type of adversity exposure.