Sentence examples for occasions in time from inspiring English sources

We have analysed several gene control data sets of Enchytraeus albidus comparing standard control test conditions, i.e. (1) from experiments performed at different occasions in time, (2) to culture media, (3) to acetone control, (4) from exposure time series (2, 4 and 8 days) and (5) between replicates.

Participants are followed over time through standardised measurements at given regular measurement occasions in time (figure 2).

I tried to convey, as a scientist, why it is that I am still cautiously optimistic that we will indeed rise to the occasion in time".

Mozambican batiks frequently express daily scenes with striking colors that in this example draw you to elongated figures, dazzling coloration, flattened perspective, and a celebratory occasion, in time of tranquility.

From 66 out of the 68 Swedish mammography screening units and radiology departments, information regarding dates and reasons for mammographies (screening or referral) performed within 3 months to 5 years before diagnosis (excluding the occasions closest in time to diagnosis to avoid registering diagnostic examinations) was collected [ 15].

The failure we have to confront, the reality we can't avoid, is that we are doing the work, journalism is pulling out all the stops, we are doing everything in our power to rise to the occasion in times when our collective commercial reality makes it hard to rise to the occasion – but our work isn't cutting through.

He went 34 innings between centuries, passing 50 on 10 occasions in that time.

There were plenty of occasions in the time that I was involved that we could have qualified for a major tournament.

Another analyst, who met Mr. Liddy on several occasions in his time at Allstate, said, "He turned a company that was quite mediocre into one of the best personal insurance companies".

They reached the Calder Cup Final on six occasions in that time and won three championships: in 1944 45, 1947 48 and 1950 51.

But that example -- a tribunal for a particular occasion, limited in time and scope -- shows the very danger of the Bush order.