If this was Liverpool with Gerrard, even a Gerrard very much past his best and timing his exit to perfection, then there will be some tough and transitional times ahead without him.
Specifically, the fibers of both genotypes had similar: (a) rates of elongation between 10 to 22 DPA; (b) timing of transitional cell wall remodeling (17 to 21 DPA); and (c) timing of the onset (22 DPA) and termination (45 DPA) of SCW thickening.
First, it seems reasonable to expect convergence in aging at the end of the demographic transition in Europe: European countries move along the demographic transition path with varying timing and pace, and the differences should diminish by the end of the process when populations approach the post-transitional replacement regime.
Based on lessons learned from our analysis, future surveys will be standardized in terms of timing (conducted during the transitional water season) and methodology (using our most recent field protocols) to minimize confounding factors and provide more robust inference about population trends.
It has been recognized that the clinical characteristics of a chronic illness or disability may alter the course and timing of many developmentally-related transitional events [ 6].
Since puberty is a critical transitional phase in the life of adolescents, timing of puberty, especially among girls, has been lately researched as a potential predictor of subsequent substance abuse [ 2, 4].
Additionally, we have chosen curative surgical procedure and its timing depending on the site of a pathological transitional zone, which is confirmed intraoperatively.
The post-sunset EPB occurrence climatology can be conveniently separated into "peak," "transitional," and "off-peak" seasons (e.g., Carter et al. 2014c), the timing of which depends on longitude/magnetic declination.
Our generation is transitional.
This neighborhood was called "transitional".
