Sentence examples for timing thereof from inspiring English sources

The Company stated that no decision has been made to engage in a transaction or transactions resulting from the Board's exploration of strategic alternatives, and there can be no assurance that any transaction will occur or, if undertaken, the terms or timing thereof.

Thus, gene up- or down-regulation, and timing thereof, do not affect the global chromatin state load in the gene regions implicated.

If a rash of large-scale gun violence on a day like September 11 can't force America to confront this plague, it's hard to imagine what timing and concentration thereof ever realistically could.

This involves including more discussion and/or data related to timing deficits or lack thereof and how this relates specifically to literature regarding eyelid conditioning in ASD patients.

Specifically, we wanted to: (1) identify the prevalence of MUA in a large cohort of unselected consecutive patients operated with primary unilateral TKA; (2) determine the timing and the results thereof; and (3) identify the underlying risk factors for MUA.

All duration-analysis studies are identified, applying the timing-of-events approach or variants thereof.

*Timing and dose of phosphate binder to be adjusted in line with timing of meals/snacks and the phosphorus content thereof.

aWe quantified triads depending on brain expression status of a pair of human duplicated genes mapped to unique fly ortholog, depending on timing of duplication ("b" denotes PBE, "nb" denotes lack thereof).

The left panel in Fig. 3A is the result after overlaying the HCP vector onto the replication-timing map, showing the probability that nodes (and genes thereof) will have an HCP.

Given the war's timing, you might call this country's interest – or lack thereof – in the conflict "sporting".

As this approach is applied to additional sites, such findings will play a central role in regional assessments about the nature and timing of the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic "transition" and the relationship, or lack thereof, between technological behaviors and presumed population dynamics.