Sentence examples for the timing change from inspiring English sources

The timing change left Pixar without a 2014 film, bumped Andrew Stanton's anticipated "Finding Nemo" sequel, "Finding Dory," to 2016 and caused the company to lay off 50 employees.

Since we placed mice in constant darkness at dpc 17.5, it remains unknown as to whether continuing the light-dark cycle would alter the timing changes we observed in the OT KO mice.

Keep track of the timing changes in the lights, anticipate the green, and hit the gas.

The timings changed a bit because we played the quarter-final pretty early compared with some of my other matches, but my routine was the same and I practised with James Ward both days.

This study aimed to determine whether treadmill walking (TW) prevents the progression of post-traumatic osteoarthritic changes in cartilage-subchondral bone unit, and whether the exercise timing changes the exercise efficacy in destabilized medial meniscus (DMM) rat knees.

Under state 5 with too big valve clearance, the valve timing changed with both the intake and exhaust valve open, and the valve lift was also reduced.

We examined the timing of change in TIMP2 × IGFBP7 relative to change in creatinine using the sign test.

Notably, induction of mES cell differentiation led to dynamic changes in B-Myb RNA and protein expression, but the timing of change depended on the model of differentiation.

The Bayesian approach 'treats the timing of change as uncertain" and allows the analyst to "discover" the changepoint from the data (Western and Kleykamp [2004]).

In this case the RN has to command the UEs to handover to the new cell, that is, the RN after the reconfiguration and timing changes.

Nonetheless, the timing of changes in productivity and changes in hours suggests the possibility of an endogenous relation between the two.