Sentence examples for time to selection from inspiring English sources

One major finding was the variability of the time to selection of bacteria with a given MIC.

Decreasing θ2, which implies higher ROS for relatively lower levels of C t, also decreases the time to selection for R t. Increasing θ1, which implies ROS is elevated under a lesser degree of androgen insufficiency, changes the dynamics most significantly.

An alternative method that simulates the actual marker genotypes could be used to capture the change in LD structure over time due to selection [ 45].

This difference could not be ascribed to older adults' slower overall reaction times or to selection of older adults with exceptional memory.

It looks as if the Nobel selection committee membership of which changes from time to time, so selection criteria can change from time to time is expanding the scope of "economic sciences" into the social sciences.

Nomon adapts automatically to an individual's clicking ability; it allows a person who clicks precisely to make a selection quickly and allows a person who clicks imprecisely more time to make a selection without error.

However, I do wonder whether it is time to reassess the selection process.

"Now is not the time to talk about selection," he said.

I learned how she'd seen patterns in concentration camp that allowed her time after time to miraculously escape "selection".

In terms of mean time to extinction, familial selection did not have any negative effect at least for small populations (N ≤ 50).

defer.add img); Press the Escape key at any time to cancel the selection in progress.