Sentence examples for observing the timing from inspiring English sources

Previous studies in infants during sleep have described the control and maturation of the regulatory system by observing the timing and magnitude of the night time fall in rectal temperature (Trec) [9] [12].

By observing the timing of CPE appearance and relative progressive rate of CPE, we found no substantial difference in growth efficiency and similar replication patterns for the 4 different types of subtype H1N1 strains.

Using networks of rat neocortical neurons and glia grown over multi-electrode arrays (MEA), we observed the timing of direct electrically-evoked action potentials (dAPs) in multiple neurons changed up to 4 milliseconds (40%) after minutes of recording and up to 13 milliseconds (74%) after hours, adapting to different patterns of low frequency stimulation.

However, because the authors did not observe the timing of PFC exposure relative to menopause, causal inference is limited.

In the present study, mechanical experiments were not used, but we observed the timing of histological integration in this area.

As differing brain regions grow and mature at different times throughout life [Lebel and Beaulieu, 2011], voxel-wise age estimates would allow one to observe the timing and location of these age-related changes and, therefore, may be useful at examining and monitoring neurological diseases and/or developmental disorders that are thought to alter the brain in time.

There is no agreed-upon standard - some Muslims choose to observe Mecca time, others observe the timings of their own country.

Some predict winter snowfall levels by observing the size and timing of muskrat lodge construction.

"We talk about takeoff and landing zones, safe areas to watch and observe, and the timing of when you can and can't go in the pipe," he said.

No significant differences were observed concerning the timing of the outpatient clinic observation (<2 months, 2 6 months and > 6 months after hospital discharge, p = 0.147) and resuming previous activity.

This study was not able to identify specific reasons for differences observed in the timing of licensure in relation to demographic variables.