Sentence examples for time to correlate from inspiring English sources

The need to correlate over the rest of geologic time, to correlate nonfossiliferous units, and to calibrate the fossil time scale has led to the development of a specialized field that makes use of natural radioactive isotopes in order to calculate absolute ages.

And the news comes just in time to correlate with today's other announcements, it seems: a new Apple TV interface.

We use the waiting time to correlate our game theory approach with the M/D/1 queuing model.

Our high resolution assay allowed us, for the first time, to correlate with near base pair registration the effect of DNA sequence on XPD's stepping dynamics.

Here, we followed carefully phenotyped patients over time to correlate microbial profiles with clinical course, synchronizing the time course with ileocolic resection, and controlling for biologic medication usage and geographic impact.

Since we selected poly(A) RNAs for RNAseq, we were able to investigate expression of viral genes and, at the same time, to correlate changes in the host transcriptome with increase and decrease of virus gene expression.

A spectrometer was used in real-time to correlate pore formation with calculated electron temperature using the Boltzmann plot method.

Our results suggest that one or more of these latent factors, which affect learning but not motivation, can influence metabolic stress resilience — causing learning scores and survival times to correlate independent of the gustatory responsiveness of the bees.

Identical but independent polymerizations were stopped after different reaction times, to correlate the conversion and molecular weight.

The first gestational age (80 days) was considered as baseline measurement and compared to the subsequent time points, to correlate the differential expression between time points.

The range profiles are formed depending upon delay line which provides changed time delays to correlate with echoed signals by directly sampling in time domain.