Sentence examples for time for emergence from inspiring English sources

As the time for emergence of the adult approaches, the pupa may darken, especially the mandibles and eyes.

Average time for emergence of additional symptoms or signs on follow-up was 1.0 ± 0.3 years.

Each of the three species had a unique time for emergence, and there was little overlap among the emergence periods.

The optimal time for emergence will also advance, because seasonal initiation of primary and secondary productivity in general is temperature-sensitive.

Variations in individuals regarding the propofol dose required for anesthesia and the time for emergence from anesthesia are thought to result from pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic factors.

These theoretical and simulation analyses may be used to estimate key population-genetic parameters of the Lyme disease endemics such as the effective population size, time since colonization, and time for emergence of new genomic groups.

A column can be calibrated with polymer samples of known molecular weight so that the time required for emergence of the unknown mixture can be used to deduce the molecular weights of the components of the sample as well as their proportions; such molecular weight distributions are very important characteristics of polymers.

Therefore, antiepileptic drugs reduce the required dose of propofol and extend the time needed for emergence from anesthesia.

Thus, as for aggregation, this facilitated crop pathogen emergence (i.e. increased the number of successful emergences and decreased the time required for emergence to occur – Fig. 6A and Tables 3 and 4).

A total of 33 QTL were detected at 5% chromosome-wide significance level (9 QTL at 1% chromosome-wide level), 15 (3) QTL for time of emergence (ToE) and 18 (6) QTLs for fork length (FL) (Table 1. Additional file 5).

Each part has a special time for its emergence and for its progressive integration within the functioning whole.