Sentence examples similar to a suggested timeframe from inspiring English sources

Another factor considered by some of the guidelines is suggested timeframes for adjusting treatments (either altering the dose or adding additional drugs) until BP is controlled.

It also suggested a timeframe for the injection, around the time that Our Little Sister ran at Southwell on 2 January and was left unattended in the racecourse stables for a time.

In this first study we suggested a timeframe of two weeks to conduct the experiment but, as we were not aware of the dynamics of our RE approach, we did not strictly limit this timeframe.

Consultants need to suggest a timeframe – say of a woman trying for six months to a year with her own eggs.

Obama's remarks followed an uncompromising speech by Susan Rice to the Aipac conference on Monday, in which she suggested a similar timeframe, insisting it was the best option available.

Theresa May has suggested a two-year timeframe for a transition period, but Mr Corbyn said Labour's version would last "as long as necessary".

NEC's Japanese spokesperson suggests a similar timeframe.

Abbott has set out a longer timeframe, suggesting the plebiscite could occur some time after the next election during the subsequent three-year term.

The French guidelines suggest a similar timeframe, with review consultations provided once a month [ 9].

This suggests a clear timeframe during which Sec changed into Cys in the evolution of the SelU3 family.

This pattern contrasts with the study of Malpighiales evolution, which indicated that all major lineages originated within a short timeframe suggesting an early rapid speciation of the order, although no detailed diversification analysis was undertaken for this group [ 10].