The phrase "a broader timescale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a longer duration or a wider perspective in relation to time, often in contexts like planning, analysis, or historical discussions.
Example: "When considering the impact of climate change, we must look at a broader timescale to understand its long-term effects."
Alternatives: "a wider timeframe" or "an extended period".
On the right side, there was significant intermuscular coherence at lower frequencies, probably reflecting a broad timescale correlation in the timing of activation in these muscles (this was also apparent on the left side).
We thus confer the extension of the rather strictly timed classical two stages (cf. [ 44]) also upon the "initial wave" of colonization and suggest a much broader timescale of events connected to indigenous haplogroups.
PR: With the next generation of particle colliders, such as the Compact Linear Collider (CLIC) and the International Linear Collider (ILC), is there any broad timescale and are you confident you will get the money?
Thus, the postseismic surface deformation (produced by a combination of effects resulting from multiple subsurface deformation mechanisms) of a larger earthquake may have a broader spectrum of timescales, and more decay function terms with different timescales may therefore be required to fit the time series of the postseismic deformation.
Over the broad timescale of our data, our results are similar to the latter studies, showing an initial period of genome expansion as the major groups began to diversify.
Thus, high-dimensional firing patterns encoding stimulus-specific information are not confined to a single timescale but can span a broad range of timescales, ranging from spike-synchrony to mean firing rate.
An exploration of multineuronal activity, systematically covering a broad range of timescales and different types of stimuli is still missing.
In reality regulatory networks are characterized by a broad distribution of timescales of gene activation/deactivation corresponding to a more complicated (and generally asynchronous) update rule.
Recently, Oaks et al. [ 7, 15] found via simulation that msBayes will often strongly support models with a small number of divergence events shared among taxa, even when divergences were random over broad timescales.
My results are similar to those of Oaks et al. [ 7] in that I find msBayes will often infer strong support for clustered divergences when divergences are random over quite broad timescales.
The US is reported to be considering a two-day campaign, according to the Washington Post – a timescale that chimes with British hopes that any attacks would be seen as warning shots rather than the first steps in a broader campaign.
