Sentence examples for timing proposed from inspiring English sources

To compare the detection rate of multinucleation with the time-lapse system and conventional control timing proposed by European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) consensus and evaluate its impact on pregnancy rates.

We have verified that this processing chain requires less than 3 second on a standard single-processor computer, which makes the whole process sufficiently fast to be performed on-line according to the timing proposed in the study.

It clarifies the position of each of the (proposed) business partners in the broader scheme, physically (how 'biobased' flows should become connected) and in terms of timing, proposing a sequence of phases in which processes of biomass valorisation should be expanded.

Three years to the day after they met, Mr. Szurkowski -- always attentive to such details as proper timing -- proposed.

In the simulation, we adopt the method of symbol timing synchronization proposed in [19].

Other roles observed for AGO proteins include AGO4-directed DNA methylation and silencing of transposons [76] and the ZIP/AGO7-mediated regulation of developmental timing and proposed ta-siRNA pathway constituent [59, 77, 78].

With fine GNSS timing, the proposed receiver can consistently deliver indoor navigation solution with the horizontal accuracy of 2 15 m depending on the satellite geometry and the indoor environments.

Moreover, the apparent temporal activity of IAA/ARF modules may instead be driven in planta by changes in auxin concentrations rather by timing as proposed [6].

An explanation for the timing phenotype, proposed by Meraldi et al., and in agreement with experimental data [41], is the possibility that sufficient MCC exists in interphase to constrain APC/C activity long enough to allow full chromosome biorientation in the majority of cells.

The phylogenetic analysis of the myosins in these upcoming assemblies together with the dataset presented here will also allow the timing of proposed WGDs.

The translation of the quantified knowledge of GORD's natural history into predicted risk score together with the kinetic curve will be vital for developing individually tailored prevention and screening programmes, to identify candidates for potential interventions, and to determine optimal timing of proposed interventions.