Sentence examples for timing life from inspiring English sources

The effects of dose levels, route, timing (life stages), and duration of BPA exposures on reported early and late effects, and whether there is a linkage between the low-dose early end points from short-term, small, basic exploratory studies and the outcomes from long-term guideline studies, need to be evaluated.

Bad Timing Life does get in the way from time to time.

The ESS Round 3 (ESS-3) in 2006 2007 contained a module on 'The timing of life: the organization of the life course in Europe', designed by members of our team and led by Billari, Hagestad, Liefbroer and Spéder (European Social Survey, 2008).

Long-term follow-up studies may create more insights on influence of timing of life events (both positive and negative) across the life-span on mental health and on long-term outcomes of PTSD treatment.

Looking back, Ms. Sullivan observed: "My timing in life has been extraordinary.

But am I in awe of the amazing alchemy of timing, chance, life paths intersecting and a thousand other intangible happenings that made these children mine?

Relevant to religious and political ideology are one's beliefs about the timing of life's beginning (Miller et al. 2006).

Phenology – the study of the seasonal timing of life events, such as when a flower blooms in the spring – is something that we can all record.

It is said that timing in life is everything.

But timing in life is everything and this is the age of the perceived slight and the nuanced insult.

The timing of life stage events like completing school, leaving home, beginning a career, marrying and raising children changed, too.