Sentence examples for period timing from inspiring English sources

Prevalence and intensity were not correlated with either air temperature prior to emergence or with emergence period timing.

Many fintech companies are starting to address pay period timing, in hopes they can close the gap between income and consumption needs.

Recently, specific molecular players have been identified which control critical period timing in the visual cortex [ 1, 4, 5, 6].

We have shown that Otx2 homeoprotein helps determine critical period timing by signaling FSPV cells in mice.

Conditional knock-down in heterozygous floxed mice just prior to normal critical period timing is sufficient to delay onset, while cortical infusion of recombinant Otx2 protein accelerates both onset and closure.

For some cancers the latent period may be 20 to 40 years…Latency period, timing of exposures, duration of exposures, and exposure-response measures are all interlinked, and all are essential to a complete assessment of risk".

Thus the regulator offers the low (high) cost firms slightly weaker (stronger) regulation in the second period in exchange for much stronger (weaker) regulation in the first period, thereby "timing" the regulation.

We applied two single biological condition time series data which are interested in exploring developmental transient patterns during a time period rather than timing difference patterns incorporated with multiple conditions at a time as Section 3.2.1 example.

However, those algorithms can only handle one single parameter at a time, for example, the clock period, the timing slack or the yield.

The group wrote that for these athletes, "when sufficient carbohydrate is provided over a 24-hour period, the timing of intake does not appear to affect the amount of glycogen stored".

In case of an absence or a very low number of publications during the considered period, the timing of publications could be extended to 1990.