There has been little standardization of the methods used and the approaches are varied in terms of samples (for example, blood, skin, plasma), timing (for example, before, during) assays (for example, clonogenic, DNA damage, chromosome damage, level of apoptosis assessed using flow cytometry, cytokine production assessed using ELISA, gene expression profiling, proteomics, metabolomics).
With Onavo Lite, Android users are alerted when an app suddenly consumes data at a disproportionate rate, or at improper timing, for example when traveling.
These "molecular clocks", however, are fallible, and provide only a very approximate timing: for example, they are not sufficiently precise and reliable for estimating when the groups that feature in the Cambrian explosion first evolved, and estimates produced by different techniques may vary by a factor of two.
Future research could test this hypothesis that component exponential processes organize into a power law in physiological systems such as sleep-wake timing (for example, the developmental evolution reported in [3]).
Additionally, STDP has been shown to be sensitive to a number of factors beyond spike timing, for example active dendritic properties and the location of the synapse on the dendrite — see Kampa et al. (2007) for a review.
It seems that the chromatin state also correlates with replication timing, for example the acetylated form of histone H4, H4K16ac, shows a higher correlation with replication timing than with local transcription [ 23].
Voter disillusionment with the law will no doubt be reinforced as voters learn more and more about how other provisions of HB-2 (even after a partial "fix") go after women, children, and other workers by limiting, for example, timing for their rights to sue for gender, religious, and other discrimination and by limiting possibilities of further child labor and minimum wage requirements.
Additionally, other provisions of HB-2 hurt workers even after a so-called partial "fix" by targeting women, children, and other workers by limiting, for example, timing for their rights to sue for gender, religious, and other discrimination and by limiting possibilities of further child labor and minimum wage requirements.
Though she is just a decade younger than Ms. Fleming, she has seen enough entrepreneurial women encounter obstacles that she is trying to navigate around those issues — like timing motherhood, for example.
Video recordings of all resuscitations were reviewed and timings (for example, hands-off timing) were synchronized with defibrillator data.
Failing to match the sampling periods could produce falsely significant differences in timing if, for example, only the beginning of a birth period was assessed in one year (thus missing late births), while only the end of a birth period was assessed in another (thus missing early births).
