Sentence examples for very late time from inspiring English sources

Running for only a few months a year, with a rotating and sometimes rather desultory-looking list of presenters, it has had a variable and very late time slot.

Explaining why people decide late or switch their vote close to or on polling day, he said: "This is the period when the campaign reaches its climax and most people not really interested in politics but still voting will only pay close attention to the vote at this very late time.

The reduced level of pmpD expression at late and very late time points after infection (30 48 hours) could be explained by the conversion of most RBs to infectious EBs, in which little pmpD expression occurs.

The hydrolysis product from the MeP-half-site was primarily a single band, corresponding to a 3' methylphosphate end, although a fainter upper band was detectable at very late time points after prolonged phosphorimaging (Figure 3B, right).

In marked contrast, among the 30 randomly chosen PRE-dependent HIV-1 Gag-GFP expressing cells, only 7 cells displayed bright puncta at very late time points with the average mean fluorescence intensity of 1079 (Figure 2B).

For the group immunized with r-GVRev only one animal remained at this very late time point; its serum titered at ~1 160.

A reduction of aRNA yield however is only evident at very late time-points (16 h).

Actually, the genotypic distribution of flowering time in the Late F252 can be pictured as a mixture of two overlapping distributions, with some individuals characterized by a very late flowering time.

At a very late elapsed time (t = 300 s), we observed non-great-circle path propagation in both divergence (mark C) and the vertical component of the rotation (mark D).

At a very late elapsed time of t = 1300 s, the amplitude of the reflected wave was only on the order of 1 cm, which is much smaller than the amplitude of reflected waves for the one-way and sponge boundary conditions.

It was getting very late and time to leave.