Your health and happiness can be greatly influenced by short-term gains, and planning only on a larger timeframe can neglect to consider your immediate wellbeing.
Post-marketing studies can detect adverse effects that occur rarely or because of extended intake, because administration occurs in a larger timeframe and study population than in the phase I-III clinical trials.
Of course, this neutrality is only valid in case of a single or a few selective events, but not necessarily in a larger timeframe where iterated selection might induce evolution (non-trivial neutrality will be discussed later).
It's cheap, is available in many regions with poor instrumental coverage, it can span large timeframes, and data can be gathered simultaneously on what communities are experiencing and how they're coping.
Embryo transfer was used in a large scale, short timeframe experiment to develop this herd for gene mapping.
However, because public-private partnerships (PPPs) are planned during a long timeframe and involve a large number of groups, therefore, implementing greater levels of openness in disclosure is complicated.
Across the developmental timeframe, there is a large component of genetic variation among accessions for these traits.
This method facilitated the screening of a large number of patients within a minimal timeframe, and would be appropriate for a large multi centre trial.
(We purposely invited more potential interview participants than we thought would be needed, to ensure that we had a large enough sample available during the study timeframe).
The growing need to simultaneously interrogate a large number of loci within a clinically-relevant timeframe has directed a shift towards next-generation sequencing (NGS 5.
Experiments dealing with a large amount of data are possible within the timeframe of a lesson and can give trainees the freedom to innovate.
