Sentence examples for once at a point from inspiring English sources

In the course of this intraerythrocytic developmental cycle (IDC), the mRNA level for many genes rises and falls once at a point that correlates with the time its protein product is needed.

A cross-sectional design was adopted whereby each participant was interviewed once at a particular point in their doctoral journey.

Each branch could run a promotion on a given product (Stock Keeping Unit) only once at a given point in time, and hence, the number of branches that ran a promotion on a product gave the number of promotions on the same product.

To do this, click once at any point along the linear graph.

They are at once a point of loathing and an encouragement to Lieberknecht's project over the road.

We have a duty of care to educate young people about 'safer' use and harm minimisation.'" Mr. Tregoning feels the duty of care is broken by the presence of sniffer dogs at music festivals as it promotes riskier behaviour, such as taking all your drugs at once, a point echoed by Dr. Wodak.

Finally, defenders of a view called "timeless eternity" hold that God knows all of history at once, from a point of view outside of time altogether (see the entry on eternity).

"Once we're at a point where the costs are met, we will share the revenues," she notes.

Once you're at a point where you don't want to add anything else, look at the thought-bubble map as a whole.

Fine-tune: Once you're at a point where you have a reasonably good awareness of the general things that agree with you, give you an energetic and positive feeling, support you you could start and try fine-tuning your diet so that it assists your personal type as well.

All these surveys are cross-sectional surveys, collecting the prevalence within a period (in most studies 1, 6, or 12 months) or as life-time prevalence only once at a certain time point.