Sentence examples for spread of timing from inspiring English sources

Given the differences in the proportion of transfers that actually deliver in the tertiary unit and the differences by reason for transfer and the wide spread of timing of deliveries, it would seem appropriate for tertiary obstetric and neonatal units to do further regular audits of in utero transfers and time-to-delivery.

V. Dixon: Origin of timing error?

Master the art of timing.

I cultivated the art of timing.

It was a lucky bit of timing.

Sharpen your sense of timing.

This may be due to differences in the socio-cultural characteristics as well as economic development of the HDSS catchment populations (e.g. mobility and participation in public sphere, and concept of 'sports' and 'leisure' in case of women), representativeness of the sites (localised or geographical spread), timing of survey, and level of farm activities, etc.

Whilst some of the methods provided similar estimates of the spread of dispersal timing at a population level there was a general trend, with the exception of methods 6 & 7, to estimate the timing of dispersal as being much earlier than method 12′s estimates, presumably because pre-dispersal excursions lead to premature assignment of the point of emigration.

Nevertheless, the spread of node message timings around the mean time is not certain to grow as the number of nodes increases.

In a study by Brownstein et al. measuring the rate of inter-regional spread and timing of influenza in the United States for nine influenza seasons, researchers found that influenza took 2 weeks to peak over all United States regions.

The conclusions, they add, are also supported by the prevalence of the HIV virus among the collection of serum samples and the spread and timing of later patient cases.