Sentence examples for timing rates from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to evaluate the timing, rates, and predictors of postesophagectomy VTE.

Integration of the geospatial landscape characterisation with chronologies from selected sites, microfossil and stable isotope data provides new evidence for the timing, rates of aggradation and mode of deposition of the late Pleistocene fine-grained valley fill formation.

Fluid therapy protocols (volumes, timing, rates) were similarly varied between comparison study groups (see online supplementary table S1).

The rate of microsatellite frameshift mutations is not correlated with proximity to replication origins, orientation relative to replication origins, replication timing, rates of transcription, or GC content (Hawk et al. 2005).

Climate affects the timing, rate and dynamics of tree growth, over time scales ranging from seconds to centuries.

The timing, rate, extent and impact of such de novo events however, is difficult to ascertain.

This study was designed to evaluate the timing, rate and predictors of pre‐ ('early') versus post‐discharge ('late') VTE.

We observe that the decrease in precipitation induces a phase of surface uplift of landscapes to a new steady state condition (SS2); however, the details of the uplift histories (timing, rate) differ between the experiments according to Tp.

We acknowledge extra-basinal controls (eustacy, climate) on the timing, rate, and nature of sediment supply to the basin, but there is considerable evidence for paleo-bathymetric control on cyclical fill patterns observed at fourth and higher-order scales.

Here we describe a comprehensive analysis of the timing, rate, and geographic extent of the loss of coral cover across the Indo-Pacific (Fig. 1).

However, little is known about the timing, rate or spatial variability of the loss of reef-building corals, especially in the Indo-Pacific, which contains 75% of the world's coral reefs.