The phrase "a different time frame of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying periods or durations related to a specific context or event.
Example: "The project was completed in a different time frame of six months compared to the original estimate of three months."
Alternatives: "an alternative time period of" or "a distinct duration of".
Other studies that evaluated the predictive value of the GFI were cross-sectional, used a different time frame or other operationalization of the outcome measurement.
But the same -- at a different scale and within a different time frame -- can be said of philosophy, or mathematics, or logic.
It is therefore not surprising that film references to camps were mostly conceived in the form of flashbacks, creating tense dramatic moments, but nevertheless keeping this harsh reality in a different time frame from the "real time" of the plot.
First, in our study we used different measures and a different time frame than in the study of Winston and colleagues [ 1].
THE CHILD'S CHILD (Scribner, $26) is doubly deceptive because its narrative turns on two parallel plots about sexual taboos, each set in a different time frame but dealing with identical themes of love, loyalty, betrayal and murder.
Performing a random effects meta-analysis, given the slightly different time frames, of the three studies (Robinson et al. [5], Mulhall et al. [2]), we found that the presence of a wrist fracture with hip fracture resulted in no difference in survivorship in the short term (namely 30-day or in-hospital mortality).
There was relatively little overlap between the results of this screen and the one reported here, no doubt in part due to the differing knockdown efficiencies of the synthetic siRNAs and the retroviral shRNAs, different time frames of the assays and different choice of RNA interference sequences.
Second, how do we reconcile the different time frames of shareholders and management?
