Sentence examples for timing observed from inspiring English sources

Our analysis was focused on the apparent relationship between latitude and epidemic timing observed for type A but not type B influenza, where epidemic timing is measured by the mean epidemic week.

Adjustments in the number of trophallaxis events were also found when scented food circulated inside the nest, and this was positively correlated with the differences in timing observed in gustatory responsiveness and memory retention for hive bees of different age classes.

It must be concluded that the difference in replication timing observed for these two chromosomal arms is therefore not due to different phylogenetic origins.

The south north gradient in peak timing observed in our study is consistent with a decreasing trend in the reproduction number in the same direction and is statistically associated with maximum temperature and specific humidity.

This view is consistent with the timing observed experimentally in which one observes active Cdc42 polarization, which is followed by receptor and G-protein polarization (Yi et al., data not shown).

As a control, we gave these spontaneous activity traces randomly chosen time-offsets from the set of peak-timings observed.

Some of the results obtained are summarized in Table 1, which lists the azimuth of the wave motions (i.e., the normal to the wave fronts) together with their date, timings, observed phase speeds, and horizontal wavelengths for 14 of the displays recorded (Pragati et al., 2010).

This is consistent with the timings observed in clinical trials, where 80% of cases occurred within 60 minutes of an injection, and the mean and median times to the onset of symptoms were 49 and 25 minutes, respectively [ 6].

For example, although mean annual temperature has long been accepted as a prominent driver of the variation in leaf out timing, as observed here in many families, mean annual precipitation was by far the strongest predictor of leaf out timing within the Fagaceae family.

When Thavis appeared on "Good Morning America" recently to discuss how Benedict's exit could pave the way for a more modern church, George Stephanopoulos mentioned the book right away: "Very good timing," he observed.

Mammalian caspase activity can alter cell cycle timing when observed under specific conditions.