Sentence examples for patterns of timing from inspiring English sources

Within a population, it is common for different ages and/or sexes to have different patterns of timing and distance.

The graphs demonstrate a fact that the patterns of timing and doses of insulin injections are aperiodic that elicits substantial computational challenges in testing the classifiers.

This species apparently travels only short distances and rarely ventures out of forest [ 29], suggesting that gene flow among islands is low, which may allow different patterns of timing to evolve even among populations on nearby islands.

In particular, studies focusing on the United States (4, 5 ), Mexico (6 ), Colombia (7 ), Brazil (8 ), and Peru (9 ) have shed light on geographic variation in the patterns of timing, intensity, and patient age during successive pandemic waves across the Americas.

As the Sacramento Bee notes, Brown's announcement came on Good Friday, which is consistent with the Catholic governor's past pattern of timing pardons with the Christian holidays.

Knowledge of timing patterns of co-variation and compensatory mutations in Gag could further facilitate our understanding of viral evolution in the early phase of HIV-1 infection.

The scaling for PRV appears to not follow the predicted pattern of timing of pathogenesis as strongly as the other four diseases.

Contradictory findings of other studies may be attributed to different or inadequate measures of timing, pattern of use and dose of alcohol consumption.

To investigate whether strain differences in premature responding may be attributable to strain differences in internal timing (or time estimation), we additionally analysed patterns of response timing from the onset of each trial.

Likely, divergent attributes of their breeding sites as well as discrete patterns of spawn timing have driven them apart over time.

We begin this part of the analysis by providing some descriptive evidence that broadly characterises the patterns of fertility timing across groups of states and over time.