Sentence examples for study timing from inspiring English sources

In this register-based cohort study, timing of first-time admissions varied and weekend admissions were associated with the highest proportion admitted to an ICU and the highest mortality for the majority of the conditions examined.

Although Eagleman and his students study timing in the brain, their own sense of time tends to be somewhat unreliable.

In our study, timing of DLCO coincided with this phase to detect the inflammation.

Overall IBC appears to be much less suitable to study timing dynamics and thus to infer (causal) relationships between events.

Instead, we chose to examine patterns in the use of study strategies considered effective in the literature (e.g., Dunlosky et al. 2013) according to two aspects of study behaviors (i.e., study timing, social setting) and two variables related to subject characteristics (i.e., course level and discipline).

In addition such a model could provide a framework for decisions about safety study timing and size.

These studies report timing and tuning characteristics for V1 neurons that would enable them to subserve this purpose.

Two were studying timing disorders in schizophrenics; one had helped create the world's foremost database of synesthetes.

In these studies, timing of monitoring apoptosis was based on the acute phase of MI, because apoptosis of myocardium was observed most strongly in the acute phase after ischemic damage.

In many of the studies, timing was selected to mirror the clinical setting as faithfully as possible, focusing on the first golden hour after trauma [30, 44, 47, 53].

Richard Primack, Professor of Biology at Boston University studies timing in nature (phenology) and says spring is arriving earlier all over New England, where the long term weather has gotten 1-2 degrees (F) warmer over the last 150 years.