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Second, even after controlling for the endogeneity of entry timing, we find a strong first mover advantage: pioneers in the emerging field exhibit significantly higher scientific production in that field in the long run.

In fact, even using the most conservative measure of occupation diversity without adjusting timing, we find individuals significantly hold 0.7 more occupations than those who never start a business.

Using phase-coherent timing, we find a wide variety of behaviors among the sources, ranging from high stability (in 1E 2259.1+586 in quiescence and 4U 0142+61), to instabilities so severe that phase-coherent timing is not possible (in 1E 1E48.1E5937).

In an attempt to explain this discrepancy, we divided human SNP density by the average divergence between human and chimp per MB to give an estimation of the effective population size (N e) for each region and compared this with replication timing; we find a significant negative correlation (r = −0.200, P < 0.001).

We note, for example, that in a recent meta-analysis of functional imaging data on timing, we found that the right inferior frontal gyrus and the bilateral Supplementary Motor Areas were the only regions active across all timing tasks [47].

The possible explanations for the effect of timing we found on distant metastasis and survival is intriguing and only scarce data are available in the literature.

In other words, we address the question of how robust the timing signatures we find are to uncertainties in the coding of timestamps.

However, when we examine timing effects, we find that father absence in later childhood is more important than absence in early childhood, which provides support for hypothesis 4 but not for hypotheses 1 3, all of which rely on father absence during a sensitive period in early childhood.

In terms of the timing of evaluation, we find that continuous evaluation is consistently superior to early evaluation.

Comparing the temporal patterns we recover to other recent studies of caviomorph and echimyid divergence timing (Table  3), we find similar mean age estimates and degrees of error.

Despite the difference in the timing of measurement, we find that wealth in early life is significantly associated with stunting in both cohorts.