Sentence examples for indicated timing from inspiring English sources

For cold-exposure treatments, GPR120-null, FGF21-null and the corresponding wild-type littermates were exposed to 4 °C ambient temperature during the indicated timing.

Note that the indicated timing of the police cordons (as reconstructed from video recordings) slightly differs from the police report,6 but the differences are small.

Use indicates timing not given and comparison is with non use d Cases in ST users as defined, NA = not available e The abstract suggests the results are for never smokers, but this is not totally clear.

"He didn't indicate timing or which way he was leaning," Mr. Usher said.

Although biogeographic reconstructions cannot refute a vicariant origin of the Caribbean clade, possibly an artifact of sparse outgroup availability, they indicate timing of colonization that is much too recent for GAARlandia to have played a role.

The shape and shading of the movement symbols indicate direction and level; their length indicates timing (duration); and their placement in the appropriate column on the staff indicates the part of the body that is moving.

The second of the two major mid-19th-century notation systems was that of the German dance teacher Friedrich Albert Zorn, whose book Grammatik der Tanzkunst (1887; Grammar of the Art of Dancing) employed a more directly pictorial stick figure, placed under the accompanying music to indicate timing.

Arrows indicate timing of stimulus; horizontal scale bar = 10 ms.

Cohort studies indicate timing of widely used tests used to estimate EOS risk affects their predictive value, and tests acquired 24-48 h postnatally may provide reassurance for safe discontinuation.Every day clinicians caring for thousands of neonates in the United States stop antibiotics which were started empirically to treat EOS on the first postnatal day.

Small black arrow indicates timing of pairing APs.

Self-reports of pubertal status in boys and age at menarche in girls were used to indicate timing of sexual maturation.