Sentence examples for the occurrence timing from inspiring English sources

As the proximate outgroup to jawed vertebrates, the lamprey genome is uniquely suited for addressing several questions regarding the occurrence, timing and outcome of whole-genome duplication events.

The purpose of this study was to describe the occurrence, timing, and outcomes of hospital-based diagnoses of preterm labor.

The insurance industry relies on actuarial science to establish the price for insuring an uncertain event, using estimates of the probabilities associated with the occurrence, timing and magnitude of such an event.

Temporal variations of rainfall intensity changed the occurrence timing of the P2P dynamics and evolution of connected areas, while spatial variations of rainfall intensity directly influenced the overall development of hydrologic connectivity of a hydrologic system.

We utilize Eq. 5 to evaluate the effect of the occurrence timing of an M w 7.5 Hyuga-nada earthquake on Nankai Trough seismic cycles.

Fig. 9 Possible variations in delay of western and eastern ruptures of Nankai Trough earthquake due to the occurrence timing of Hyuga-nada earthquake (M w = 7.5).

In each panel, the horizontal axis indicates the given occurrence timing of the Hyuga-nada earthquake in the original seismic cycle, and the vertical axis is the modified seismic cycle interval with respect to the original cycle.

On precessional (20 23 ka) and suborbital time scales, the occurrence and timing of reef growth events, broad-scale reef geometry, architecture, and stratigraphy have been controlled by increasing paleo depths, associated with abrupt eustatic sea-level rise concurrent with decreasing light, decreasing sediment flux and increasing nutrients.

The third possible configuration, cell death, is not modeled as there is no cell at time t + 1 to model the dynamics; however, the occurrence of timing and cell death is accounted for in the time to event component.

The occurrence and timing of the transition to first-time homeownership differ across Europe (Kolb et al. 2011; Scanlon and Whitehead 2004).

The aim of this paper is to investigate differences in the occurrence and timing of the transition to first-time homeownership between countries and across historical time.