Sentence examples for time of passage from inspiring English sources

Either the production of cells in the malpighian layer must be abnormally high or their time of passage must be decreased.

To document changes in pharmacists' opinions and practices from the time of passage to implementation of a law permitting selling syringes without a prescription (the Expanded Syringe Access Demonstration Program [ESAP]).

In fact, the highest proton intensities directly measured near Earth at energies up to ∼1 GeV occur at the time of passage of shocks, which arrive about a day after the CMEs leave the Sun.

The maximum wave amplitudes occurred close to the time of passage of the solar terminator in the studied region which is known to act as a source of gravity waves.

I can't really say what the theme is — there is none, perhaps — but one central idea was to depict early adolescence as a difficult time of passage and not to fall into the usual nostalgia about "the good old days," the salad days of youth.

He believes that the text itself is the best key to its own meaning: if we focus on the meanings of the words as they would have been understood at the time of passage or ratification, we will be prevented from imposing the meanings we might prefer.

Marker particles are released in the already-flowing material and the velocity distribution is deduced from the measured times of passage.

30 To generate immortalized cells, at least three times of passages were performed in methocult M3434 semisolid medium (Stemcell technologies, Tokyo, Japan).

At the time of its passage, Hicks lauded the $15 minimum wage.

The time of first passage of flatus, the time of first defecation and the postoperative stay were evaluated.

The culture was then, at the time of subconfluence, passaged 1 3 by treatment with 0.5% trypsin.