Sentence examples for modifying the timing of from inspiring English sources

We programmed our light device so that the desired interval between stimulation and freezing could be achieved by simply modifying the timing of the output signal to initiate the freezing process.

Wheeler, V. C. et al. Mismatch repair gene Msh2 modifies the timing of early disease in Hdh(Q111) striatum.

The city also plans to modify the timing of traffic signals on crosstown streets to speed the flow and use signs with variable messages to alert drivers to street closings or other conditions.

Treating cereals as a dual-purpose crop (grazing and grain production) can modify the timing of anthesis, but which among the main determinants of the timing of anthesis – namely leaf number, the phyllochron and the length of the flag leaf emergence to anthesis interval – are affected is unclear.

In total, Hannah modified the timing of just under half of the activities in sessions 1 through 5, as shown in Table 1.

Neutropenia and thrombocytopenia should not modify the timing of surgery in patients with suspicion of digestive tract perforation (Grade 1+, strong agreement).

An expert panel from the French Intensive Care Society stated that neutropenia and thrombocytopenia should not modify the timing of surgery in patients with suspicion of digestive tract perforation [16], without any robust publication to rely on.

We already know that when climate changes significantly, some species of plants and animals will adjust to changes and shift their distribution range, or modify the timing of life events such as flowering, flight, migration or reproduction in order to persist under such significantly altered conditions.

Varying the global R0, can in fact substantially modify the timing of national first case introduction, and the consequent epidemic peak.

To test this possibility, we modified the timing of the S-phase in secondary precursor cells and we analysed whether or not the temporal response to N-activation changed accordingly.

Observational studies suggest that the timing of non-influenza epidemics can modify the timing of influenza epidemics.