The part of the sentence "in the timing when" is an acceptable part of written English.
It is used to refer to a specific moment in time. For example: "In the timing when the clock struck midnight, I knew it was time for me to go home."
Such differences can be in the timing (when does decline occur?) or trajectory (how fast is the decline?) for different crime types.
Exploiting the unique genealogical design of the PSID and the random variation in the timing when the parents of first-born boys and girls become grandparents, we estimate a structural labor supply model and find a negative effect on employed grandmother's hours of work of about 30% that is concentrated near the bottom of the hours distribution, i.e., among women less attached to the labor market.
I missed All In The Timing when it premiered 20 years ago (at Primary Stages, appropriately).
Red vertical dashed line in (c) is the timing when the image in (f) was taken.
Arrange for the vehicle in advance and fix the timing when you would like to leave the hotel room to visit the Mission Beach.
In sepsis, a major issue is the timing when statins should be started and stopped.
The enrichment analysis performed in the different clusters evidenced also the timing when a specific metabolic process appears prevalent.
The recurrence dynamics for these patients once again displays the bimodal pattern, although with minor differences in the peak timing when compared with the older series, an occurrence that may be compatible with different data collection accuracies.
We started in the 1980s timing when to get in and out of mutual funds.
Antenatal care and screening for fetal anomaly need to be provided in an accessible way so that inequalities do not arise in the timing of when parents have to make such difficult decisions about what to do when faced with the news that their baby has a serious congenital anomaly.
Running the spots in taxi cabs is new for the second sale, Mr. Chung says, as is a shift in the timing of when the campaign begins.
