Sentence examples for point in time time from inspiring English sources

As has been found in other studies (see Section 1), Reading and VIQ scores were correlated at a point in time (Time 1: r = .710, p < .001; Time 2: r = .769, p < .001) with no difference in the degree of correlation between Time points (after Fishers transformation, z = −.680, p = .248 one-tailed).

Quality of life was measured using the SF-36 at two points in time (time 1: 6 to 8 weeks after delivery; time 2: 12 to 14 weeks after delivery).

At a point later in time (time 2), the insect evolves a counter-defense trait (orange circle) and then radiates onto the newly evolved plant lineage.

Designed for another time, most point-in-time first generation network security devices can't keep pace with challenges like advanced attacks, performance demands and automation.

There is also a timeline-based system to track changes to existing files in order to restore point-in-time data from any specific time.

Efficacy endpoints included Treatment Outcome Score (TOS, maximum score = 100; minimally important difference = 30), a point-in-time measure of treatment response, and time to treatment response.

Thus, for each such assessment, the time point in the x time series served as the dependent variable whereas the time points in the y time series served as independent variables.

This analysis also indicates that the largest number of detectably expressed genes occurs at 0 and 48 hr in the Neomycin time course and at the 1 hr time point in the laser time course.

For instance, it is difficult to study the relationships among differentially expressed genes (DEGs) at each time point in a case control time series experiment, due to large number of DEGs and limited time points available.

5 μM Jak inhibitor 1 (JI1, Calbiochem) pre-treatment was included (72h JI1-time point) in the detailed time course miRNA microarray experiment one hour before IFN-γ-stimulation.

"There is a point in time, many times over the years… where I've loved to hear the sound of film going through a projector.