Sentence examples for starting point time from inspiring English sources

To prepare formaldehyde, 0.15 gm of paraformaldehyde was resuspended in 10 ml nanopure water in a glass vial, which was then stoppered, crimp sealed and autoclaved for 5 min. For a starting point (time  = 0 in), the carbon-shift experiment utilized cells from a steady-state chemostat culture of M. extorquens AM1 growing on limiting succinate.

Significant changes on expression values between the starting point (time 0) and samples taken at 1 and 4 hours of daunorubicin treatment were determined by the Student's T-test.

These numerical experiments assume the same starting point (time at which the cancer cell population equals M0, and drivers and resistant subclones are present) for each tumour, and because of a 'second chance' following initial failure in prevention, are run for a maximum of 50 years after the starting point (same as the numerical studies in the previous section).

Hitherto, the specimens were rinsed with physiologic saline from outside, gently dried and immediately put into a new centrifuge tube (tube 1) with 20 ml of fresh physiologic saline, and the time was measured beginning with this starting point (time = 0 min in Fig.  3).

The starting point (time 0 for all of the time points discussed below) of the jump used for integration was determined from the video data as the instant during which the sternal marker no longer moved downwards but reversed direction and started its upwards motion (Earls, 2000).

Light condition, time, climate, taxon, starting point and time of collection were all important explanatory factors (Table 4).

The TAL identity lacks calendar time, the LCD identity is ageless, APC lacks an endpoint in time, and TPD lacks a starting point in time.

Consequently, the starting point, the time and the length of the observation time are of importance when evaluating and comparing mortality data not only in COPD but also other diseases.

The time to rendezvous is measured taking as starting point the time slot where both sequences have already begun.

where (widetilde {X}_{k}) is the current estimated distance from the starting point at time slot k, X k−1 is the distance from starting point at previous time slot, V k−1 is the velocity of vehicle at beginning of time slot k, and a k is the acceleration during time slot k.

Both were bred to race, but also to go to the starting point on time and in perfect state.