Sentence examples for Extensive timeframe from inspiring English sources
Ovretveit et al. [ 32] propose that this involvement should have an extensive timeframe, starting in the early stages of implementation, when initial vendor requirements are formulated ('consultation before implementation'), through to the beginning of the use phase.
First scientific inventory of wetlands in India was carried out in 1998 by Space Applications Centre (ISRO), Ahmedabad using indigenous IRS (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite) data of 1992 93 timeframe, which stimulated extensive use of geospatial techniques for wetland conservation and management.
Given this, is it really worth trying to squeeze extensive trade discussions into the extremely tight timeframe before the UK's inevitable exit?
As in our example above of the different planning timeframes, where curriculum changes are extensive and may require review by a regulatory body, time to institute needed changes extends and is often perceived by employers as placing unacceptable constraints on their mandate to provide timely care for members of the community they serve.
While useful, this research framework is not applicable to more extensive regulatory actions that deal with long-range transport, large spatial scales, and longer timeframes.
Due to the steady improvements which are evident with each subsequent edition of the VMap0, the FAO-PMPG and UNGIWG CGDB-TF should establish the timeframe under which the NGA may be releasing the VMap0 6th Edition before undertaking any extensive processing based on the VMap0.Ed5.
The data were continuously collected over a 13-year period (1993 2005), with consistent methods from women who were born over a 31-year timeframe including the national famine of 1959 60, the Cultural Revolution of 1966 76, and the following 10-year period of extensive economic reform.
Hannan uses a dual timeframe.
Critics also questioned the timeframe.
