The phrase "a time scale between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a range of time or duration in relation to events or measurements.
Example: "The project will be completed on a time scale between six months and one year."
Alternatives: "a timeframe ranging from" or "a duration spanning between".
Four treatments with three replicates each were conducted to check the seasonal against the synoptic effect (meteorological event with a time scale between days to weeks) of the environment temperature to trigger the strobilation process.
As an increase in temperature results in higher strobilation rates than at stable temperature, and to parametrize this year life span cycle, Experiment I checked the seasonal against the synoptic effect (meteorological event with a time scale between days to weeks) of the environment temperature to trigger the strobilation process.
In a second model, the raw CD4 data on a time scale between the two different therapy groups was considered and response specification was assessed by constructing linear combinations with a Manova fit model.
Even so, because of the hovering motion of the exit point, we suggest that the ionospheric source movement can be altered by small-scale processes with a time scale varying between 20 and 50 min. Consequently, chorus emission generation and their propagation might be also dependent on short time-scale processes.
In all cases, (x1, x2, x3, x4), are the state variables of the system, T1,2 are the effectors' main time constants while k1,2 introduce a time scale separation between the state variables of each effector's phase flow.
According to experimental measurements, the dopamine release stimulated by action potentials at different frequencies can have a time scale of between milliseconds (< 2 Hz stimuli) and seconds (~20 Hz stimuli) [ 27].
Essentially, the steady-state approach allows for the study of brain metabolism on a time scale lying between the fast adaptation to the change in the activation condition and the slow adjustment of regulatory mechanisms.
Equation (4) reveals a linear relationship, on a logarithmic time scale, between the temperature and time.
The recurrent nova white dwarf exploded again in 1946, which would give it a time scale of 80 years between flares.
This latter behavior is expected for a system in slow exchange, on a time scale of ≥100 ms, between a random coil-like, dynamically disordered conformation and a dark state, in which resonances are severely broadened.
These detections suggest that C60 can be formed in a short time scale between AGB and PN stages, and can survive (or be resynthesized under favorable conditions) in the ISM.
