Sentence examples for time using time from inspiring English sources

Timing of data from each OBS was adjusted to GPS time using time differences between the GPS time and an internal clock in each OBS, which were measured just before deployment and after recovery.

Molecular mobility, the thickness of domains and the amount of rigid, semi-rigid, and soft fractions of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) were characterized as a function of temperature and annealing time using time- and frequency-domains proton solid-state NMR.

We note that for those subjects with increasing HIV-1 RNA over time, using time to the last observation prior to initiation of cART as their high viral load duration led to conservative estimates of the fraction of identified subjects.

It is also possible to study the development of TEs in real time using time-lapse video microscopy (Groover et al. [1997]).

The most significant feature of GROWEST PLUS is its ability to analyse variability in seasonal growth over time using time-series outputs from the GROWEST model.

Sodium chloride droplets were placed on copper in humid conditions and the resulting electrolyte properties, corrosion products and damage were characterized over time using time-lapse imaging, micro Raman spectroscopy, TOF-SIMS and optical profilometry.

We observed linear exposure response functions and variations in RRs over time using time-varying coefficient models.

The detection of GAMER in gametocytes prompted us to investigate whether the effect of gene disruption in ookinete development is due to defects prior to or after fertilization by monitoring the exflagellation event at real time using time-lapse microscopy.

We used linear mixed models to account for the longitudinal nature of the data and to model the trajectories for individual sphingomyelin species over time using time-dependent analyses.

By observing the population over time using time-series analysis, we could investigate the impact of air pollutants without the influence of known and unknown individual risk factors that do not vary over short periods of time.

Soil water content was measured 20 times using time domain reflectometry and a neutron probe along a transect of 128 points over a four-year period and converted to SWS by multiplying by the depth intervals.