Sentence examples for withdrawal timing from inspiring English sources
In addition to seasonal-mean features, seasonal transitions (changes in onset and withdrawal timing) are also important aspects of paleo-monsoon variability (e.g., Ueda et al. 2011; Shi 2016; Kong et al. 2017).
In this study we show the unexpectedly marked influence of blood withdrawal timing (before vs. after anesthesia) and procedure (venous versus arterial vessel puncture) has on the concentration of the protein biomarker SCC and to a less extent upon CYFRA21-1.
As some participants both withdrew from treatment and dropped out of the trial, the reasons reported for dropout were similar with the reasons reported for withdrawal: timing of approach, moving out of the country, loss of a family member, severe psychopathology and a brain injury.
"There could be stages of withdrawal, the timing of which could involve a form of normalisation," he said.
When angry road hauliers have blocked motorways and roads in central London, the police have simply stood by and watched exactly the kind of supine reaction that the British were rightly castigating the French police for last week.If the protesters have now indeed decided on a tactical withdrawal, their timing looks good.
Correction: June 2, 2000, Friday An article yesterday about a United Nations envoy's statement that Syria is ready to accept Israel's retreat from Lebanon as a complete withdrawal misstated the timing of Security Council Resolution 425, calling for Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon.
Therefore, although 4OHT can be used to activate I-SceI with precise timing, withdrawal of 4OHT appears not to immediately inactivate the enzyme.
Clinicians found timing withdrawal particularly challenging.
The time course of eIF2α phosphorylation in suspension correlated with the timing of withdrawal from S-phase and the subsequent onset of apoptosis in the same cells placed in suspension (Fig 1B).
Studies by two research arms of Congress reveal how much the cost depends on the timing for withdrawal.
