Sentence examples for timing of the presentation from inspiring English sources

Exogenous infection is thought likely due to the timing of the presentation (3 days post-intravitreal injection) and that the patient having no history of recent dental work as a potential source of haematogenous spread.

A 63 element binary m-sequence consisting of 32 positive and 31 negative bits was used to control the timing of the presentation of the task stimuli [13].

The timing of the presentation of the distractor list was adjusted after the fifth study-test trial in the initial WHO/UCLA version [ 17] in order to obtain a delayed recall performance unaffected by the distractors.

During this time, participants were required to press a response button with their right index finger to indicate that they had seen the card arrangements/outcomes, but this response did not influence the timing of the presentation of the stimuli, which was always fixed.

Aside from the bank's own ongoing review of its energy strategy, the timing of this presentation was particularly salient as on April 8th, the World Bank's Board of Directors approved the highly contested $3.75 billion loan to South African power utility Eskom for the construction of a 4800 megawatt coal-fired power plant.

The timing order of the presentation was the same as in Experiment 1.

The associated time courses in the activated brain regions matched well to the timing of the sentence presentation, as evidenced by the recorded button-press response signals.

With a user-friendly graphical interface of a computer, a user can conveniently control both the whisker vibration and gating of the MR imager, and synchronize the stimulation with the fMRI acquisition to ensure precise timing of the stimulus presentation.

A related question is whether the timing of the sound presentation also needs to be precisely predicted in order to obtain suppression effects.

Therefore, the type of HSCT, the absence of CI therapy and the timing of the clinical presentation do not favor autologous HSCT as the primary etiology of renal TMA in our patient.

Mathewson et al. (2009) and Busch et al. (2009) reported that the performance of visual stimulus detection by human subjects is dependent on the timing of the stimulus presentation in relation to the phase of ongoing alpha band oscillations found in electroencephalography signals.