Sentence examples for occurrence and timing from inspiring English sources
On precessional (20 23 ka) and suborbital time scales, the occurrence and timing of reef growth events, broad-scale reef geometry, architecture, and stratigraphy have been controlled by increasing paleo depths, associated with abrupt eustatic sea-level rise concurrent with decreasing light, decreasing sediment flux and increasing nutrients.
The aim of this paper is to investigate differences in the occurrence and timing of the transition to first-time homeownership between countries and across historical time.
The occurrence and timing of the transition to first-time homeownership differ across Europe (Kolb et al. 2011; Scanlon and Whitehead 2004).
Little is known about the occurrence and timing of pregnancies after these procedures.
Using measured kinetic behavior (DTA) and with no particular adjustments in the computations the occurrence and timing of the Seveso runaway are "predicted" quantitatively.
Survival analysis is most often defined as a class of statistical methods for studying the occurrence and timing of events, such as death (e.g., Cox and Oakes [1984]).
Model simulations from CRESLIDE show its reliability to predict landslides occurrence (location and timing).
It provides additional information such as events' frequencies at operating and failing modes and expected occurrence timing and durations resulting from different complex sequences.
Another limitation of this study is the retrospective design; no detailed information was available on patient management in clinical practice, which is known to influence the risk of FN occurrence, and the reasons and timing of dose reductions and dose delays were not available.
The third possible configuration, cell death, is not modeled as there is no cell at time t + 1 to model the dynamics; however, the occurrence of timing and cell death is accounted for in the time to event component.
The analysis covers several facets of the Alpine hydrologic regimes, including winter droughts and spring snowmelt flows, both in terms of severity and timing of occurrence.
