Because the project was charged with developing and pilot testing a priority-setting protocol within a limited timeframe, we limited the clinical scope of each panel by selecting important specialty sub-domains, clinical conditions, or both, in consultation with the panel co-chairs.
We limited the timeframe of the exercise to two weeks and told the students to start immediately.
Limiting the timeframe creates a sense of urgency, encouraging prospective customers to act quickly.
Citi analyst P.J. Juvekar said U.S. corn-belt farmers could be harvesting their crops as much as four weeks later than usual, limiting the timeframe for fertilizer applications.
The jury was also told, when considering McDavid's predisposition for violence, to limit the timeframe to June 2005 and onward, not from when Anna first began reporting on him in 2004.
But in a world of low-budget, independent film, where an on-demand release is becoming the new norm and we all operate on a 24-hour social media cycle, does a film's release date or even its platform have to limit its timeframe for finding an engaged audience?
However, to our knowledge, all recent studies limit the timeframe to either current or lifetime disorders.
Nevertheless, the 'big picture' studies of palms merit attention because they provide evidence spanning the full history of the tropical rain forest biome, unlike studies at lower taxonomic levels, which tend to be limited to recent timeframes and often emphasize rapid radiations.
The contribution of banded neutrophils to the total neutrophil population is limited within this timeframe.
