Sentence examples for seeding time from inspiring English sources

Connor Fields of the United States finished with the fourth-fastest seeding time (38.431) and Nicholas Long of the United States was sixth in seeding (38.601).

"Jer's a really great skater," he said, "and I think they want to get him points so he has a better seeding time and a little bit of experience after his injury.

If growth of the intercrop competes with the main crop for moisture and nutrients, that growth may be killed at seeding time or soon thereafter by undercutting with sweeps.

We found that the adhesion strengths showed a strong dependence on the seeding time and FN or CNI concentrations.

The proliferation of osteoblastic MC3T3-E1cells on HAp-coated CMC nanofiber mat was observed to increase with seeding time.

The seeding time is another important factor in the fabrication, which was found to have a particular effect on the Ag coverage of the PS/Ag CSSNs.

As seeds increase in length and decrease in redundancy, their probability of seeding time-consuming spurious alignments decreases but so does their probability of not seeding what would be a legitimate alignment.

Hence, the fluctuations due to random seeding times are small if the expected number of haplotypes above the chosen frequency is large.

As expected from the distribution of seeding times in Figure 1, the frequencies of the first few haplotypes fluctuate substantially, while the later ones do not.

The frequency spectrum of the early haplotype variants is determined by the distribution of their seeding times during the sweep, as illustrated in Figure 1.

In an attempt to reduce the seeding times, Figure 1 E shows a plot of ND surface coverage on surfaces seeded with solutions of three different ND concentrations (0.25, 0.125, 0.083% w/v) for three different seeding times (5, 15, and 30 min).