Sentence examples for timing contributed from inspiring English sources

Bad timing contributed to the controversy.

Kohler also notes that the console's poor timing contributed to its lack of success, stating that "[al]though its graphics were of better quality than most consoles on the market, it had the bad luck to be released in the same month as Nintendo's world-changing Famicom, which had killer apps like Donkey Kong and could run circles around Sega's hardware".

Documentation error, technique error and wrong timing contributed for 315 (87.5 %), 263 (73.1 %), and 193 (53.6 %) of the medication administration errors, respectively (Fig.  1).

Neither the presence of ARDS or the severity or timing contribute independently to the short and long mortality risk after adjustment for age, severity of disease, comorbidity score and diagnosis on presentation in patients hospitalized in a noncardiac ICU with acute respiratory failure.

Smart timing: Vueling contributed profits of €139m in the third quarter at a remarkable profit margin of 25%.

Cox proportional hazards models with frailties were used to assess and compare the time until different types of amino acid substitutions, while taking into account correlations among timing data contributed by the same subject.

Specific elements of the SMS-text messaging relating to content, tone and timing, also contributed to positive appraisal of the intervention.

It remains open as to whether or not a subcortical network including the cerebellum and the basal ganglia, assumed to be associated with timing processing, contributes to attenuating the diurnal fluctuation of short-time perception.

In spite of the limited number of trials, the results from the relative timing variability contribute to this interpretation.

The residual timing error contributes to the phase rotation in the frequency domain which can be compensated using the pilot symbols.

Furthermore, breakpoint-clustering regions coincide with the latest-replicating region and with large nuclear-lamina-associated domains and are flanked by the highest-flexibility peaks and R/G band boundaries, suggesting that factors affecting replication timing collectively contribute to the vulnerability for rearrangement in both germ cell and somatic cell lines.