Sentence examples for in relative timing from inspiring English sources
(5) The within-region stability of the response was sufficient to allow offsets in the timing of the response to be detected that were under a second, placing event-related fMRI methods in a position to answer questions about the change in relative timing between regions.
However, in addition to a subtle difference in relative timing of G and L between the precision and two bimanual grasps, we only found that the fingers thumb grasp is characterized with higher G/L ratio and somewhat higher modulation of G than not only the precision, but also the bimanual palm palm grasp.
Comparisons reveal that the limbs are at different stages of development in relation to other structures, highlighting changes in relative timing (Richardson et al. 2009).
The macrodischarge correlates in the surrounding macroelectrodes, on the other hand, revealed significant variability in relative timing (Fig. 3) that suggested differing source locations and propagation pathways.
In this systematic review, we compared the difference in relative timing of the VMO and VL between AKP patients and control subjects.
A finer age-group assessment of the average difference in relative timing indicates that infections occurred approximately 6 days earlier among youth and young adults compared with persons 75 years of age or older.
Overall, we did not observe any significant heterochronic shifts in early D. virilis development, but a proportionate 1.5 times delay in the relative timing of events with respect to D. melanogaster.
The appearance of uncoupled fictive breaths, especially evident in cervical-lumbar-VII recordings, led us to wonder whether what might appear to be deletions at longer time scales (>1 s) were, in fact, only changes in the relative timing of respiratory output such that lumbar or VII activity occurs at a different phase of the respiratory cycle.
The most significant differences in development in the two taxa reflect differences in the relative timing of the development of the central nervous system and somatic structures.
However, there was no clear indication that an action program was formed because of the great variability observed in the relative timing of the strokes and in the sequencing of the strokes.
For example, if the relative branch lengths are not consistent using multiple methods, then one method will likely provide more or less phylogenetic diversity and dispersion due to shifts in the relative timing of diversification within clades in the phylogeny.
