The Tc values in Chapter 4 provide guidelines for timing active protection methods, but the values should be used with caution because of other factors such as the difference between plant and air temperature; degree of hardening; and the concentration of ice-nucleation active (INA) bacteria.
Some sites, like Weather.com, include maps showing the normal peak times for fall color across the nation, and can provide decent guidance for timing a trip.
Lastly, deciphering the independent mutational signatures operative in these breast cancer samples provided the means for timing their activity across different cancer subclones [ 86].
Each mouse provided two samples differing for "timing" of withdrawal (i.e., baseline sample at PND 32 versus a second after-boost sample).
In this way, each mouse provided two samples differing for "timing" of withdrawal (i.e., one baseline sample at PND 32 and one after-boost sample, at PND 49 in batch I and PND 68 in batch II).
International guidelines provide recommendations for timing until initiation of artificial nutrition, administration route, energy targets and type of nutrients in critically ill patients [ 4, 6].
The above inference method provides for continuous trajectory regression involved with timing evolution features to rank temporal genes statistically for a given pattern, as well as such genes' temporal differential expression patterns among conditions.
The data are provided for the databases used for timing tests described in Sub sections 2.2.3 and 2.2.4 as well as for a shorter Drosophila genome.
This is not surprising as Purkinje cells, by providing specific timing signals for movement coordination, are essential for cerebellar motor control.
I have created a method that can optimize observing schedules, and automatically provide timing solutions for newly discovered pulsars.
In the Testing section we provide timing information for both no-boundary and periodic boundary conditions.
