Being able to influence the volume and timing of duty hours was perceived to contribute to a better working environment, a higher level of well-being for the residents, and, ultimately, a higher quality of care.
In humans and other organisms, the timing of 24-hour behavior is governed by the period length of the circadian oscillator.
The timing of the attack, hours before President Clinton met Mr. Arafat to discuss truce arrangements, was not propitious.
It's unclear whether Howell intended any violence at the LA pride event, but the timing of the arrest hours after the massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando put police and event organizers on heightened alert.
To safeguard for toxicity, the timing of hemodialysis (12 hours after cyclophosphamide exposure) is pertinent [ 25].
However, given the timing of trading (half hour, not microseconds), the observed aggressive HFT strategies are likely deployed as order execution/footprint minimization strategies by the entities that receive the advanced news.
The hour-to-hour timing of this test in a patient with fluctuating symptoms is not widely recognized as having a significant impact on its sensitivity.
Blood was drawn from the children at the time of clinical examination according to NHANES III protocol and categorized as to timing of blood draw (morning, 0800 1200 hours; afternoon, 1200 1600 hours; evening, 1600 1900 hours).
Jacob Zuma, the South African President, delivered his state of the union address, with hideously unfortunate timing, last night, a matter of hours after Reeva Steenkamp's death.
Speaking on the Today programme, Farage said the poster had been withdrawn, saying it was "unfortunate timing that within a couple of hours this terrible tragic murder took place and when we saw that, we immediately withdrew the poster because we understood it was a day for everyone to go quiet and be silent".
Inter-event timing distributions at a resolution of hours, for example, provide a much more detailed characterization of the dynamics of subsequent events.
