The phrase "this late time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the current or present moment, particularly when it is late in the day or night. Example: "I know it's this late time, but can we still grab dinner together before you leave?".
Not even now, at this late time.
A correction scheme for eliminating this late time instability shall be suggested, and numerical results will verify its performance.
This late time accelerated expansion of the universe has been confirmed by high redshift supernovae experiments (Riess et al. [7], Perlmutter et al. [8], Bennett et al. [9]).
This unusual high level of proliferation indicates ongoing repair of the tissue even at this late time point.
However, cell-grafted animals tested at P150 continued to perform as high as 0.49 c/d (data not shown), whereas no measurable response was observed in any of the sham-operated or untreated retinas at this late time point.
This late time course is observed with other alum-precipitated vaccines and perhaps reflects the quality of the T cell response or the "depot effect" commonly attributed to this adjuvant [89] [91].
Carbohydrate, lipid, and thiamine metabolisms are all activated as indicated by the large number of transcripts encoding enzymes involved in these metabolic pathways at this late time-point.
By contrast, in control cells only a small fraction of residual EGFR was found on TrfR-positive endosomes at this late time-point.
At this late time-point post transduction we expected that potential episome-like structures would be diluted out due to cell division and that only properly integrated viral sequences would contribute to the real-time PCR readings.
No good can or will come of this latest excursion into ethnic politics and racial identity on behalf, this latest time, of African Americans.
A rocky Australian coast on the Great Southern Ocean is the setting for this latest time lapse find from NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day blog.
