Sentence examples for timing of passage from inspiring English sources

For example, there are various protocols for cell selection, cell seeding density, timing of passage, the number of passages, and the type and duration of induction.

Timing of passage around or through the cerebrum are both consistent with appearance of Mn2+ at this location an hour after its introduction.

Estimates of the timing of this passage vary widely, ranging from perhaps 11,000 bce to more than 20,000 bce.

A medium experience decreases the initial DA release in NAcc to basal levels, but still leaves unaltered the timing of the passage to the second phase of coping.

In particular, short experience causes a lower DA release in NAcc in the active phase, but it does not alter the timing of the passage from the active phase to the passive one.

The current study aimed to expand on previous research by examining the effect of alcohol on prospective timing, retrospective timing and passage of time judgements.

A tracer-type gas meter measures flow rate by timing the passage of an injected radioactive material between two fixed detectors.

Somehow it all goes back to the complexities of timing ships' passage through the locks on the canals, or perhaps something about the dikes.

By timing the passage of stars as the local meridian was swept past them by Earth's rotation, astronomers were able to improve the accuracy of position measurements of celestial objects from a few minutes of arc (before the advent of the telescope) to less than a tenth of a second of arc.

This procedure has made it possible to measure distances as accurately and easily as angles, by electronically timing the passage of radiation over the distance to be measured; microwaves, which penetrate atmospheric haze, are used for long distances and light or infrared radiation for short ones.

The evidence for the timing of the opening Drake Passage is not horribly well resolved.