Sentence examples for increased timing of from inspiring English sources
Conversely, the increased timing of antibody capture (from one hour to overnight) enhanced test sensitivity.
An alternative is to take advantage of the increased timing resolution of faster CMOS technologies, and to replace traditional voltage-mode processing by time-based circuits.
Autodesk has increased the timing of the end of life of AutoCAD 2002 from January to March, according to Piper.
The increased risk, timing of onset, and effectiveness of treatment of depression in women may be mediated by estrogen's effect on serotonin receptors.
A further point of interest is in the increase timings of the calculated gravity during precipitation events.
As mobility increases the timing of handovers gets more important and hence the performance of the heuristics drops.
Studies investigating the effect of selective brain lesions or pharmacological manipulations on time bisection or peak-interval responses in animals have identified characteristic patterns of accuracy (under- or over-estimation) and variability (decreased or increased) of timing behavior that are specifically associated to clock [ 5, 7, 8] or memory [ 5, 9- 11] disruptions.
Kelloggs bottom-line results missed analysts consensus call for earnings of $185.8 million, or 49 cents per share, on higher ingredient costs, increased advertising spending, timing of overhead and a quarter with one less week in it compared with the fourth quarter last year.
We therefore interpret the gap between large and small yearly length increases as the timing of maturation.
The timing of increased serum IL-6 relative to increased urine IL-6 is consistent with our hypothesis that serum/circulating IL-6 appears in the urine in AKI with proximal tubular injury.
The addition of BMI at age 14 years to the regression analysis, including prepubertal growth and pubertal timing, increased the proportion of adult BMI variance explained with more than 10%.
