Sentence examples similar to Particular timespan for from inspiring English sources

The average timespan for a manager in England's professional game is currently 13 months.

The mean timespan for the remaining robbery events was 5.4 minutes, with 95percentnt of events occurring within a 30 minute period.

The assumed 100-year timespan for the full adoption of LNG as a ship fuel (see Table 3) is beyond the forecasting horizon.

Often for competitions, even if you have days to prepare, you're still working in a short timespan for the contest itself.

This range matches with the necessary timespan for the differentiation of the larval gut, ciliated bands and beginning of larval feeding, described in the present study.

This indicates that lower DMA release not only implies a lower Fe mobilization, but also a shorter timespan for which Fe is mobilized and available for plant uptake.

Additionally, we analysed whether an increased timespan for the DMXAA to mediate its effect changed the recruitment of the labelled EOCs to the tumour.

This may be because 250 years is too short a timespan for further divergence to have evolved, being only 125 generations of these biennial species (c.f. Buerkle and Rieseberg 2008).

There was particular scorn for glib sloganeering.

Nudging holds particular promise for fighting obesity.

I have a particular knack for it".