The phrase "a time where small" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity.
Example: "There was a time where small businesses thrived in the community."
Alternatives: "a period when small" or "an era in which small".
The prospective longitudinal design of the study allowed the examination of changes in Aβ burden over time, where small but significant increases in neocortical Aβ burden were observed in the AD and MCI groups, and in Aβ + controls, confirming the notion that Aβ deposition precedes cognitive impairment [ 60].
In a time where bank lending to small businesses in the UK has decreased every year since 2009 and consumer credit card lending has dropped yearly from 2010 to 2012, these marketplaces have helped fill the void left by traditional bank lenders.
Take something that's expanding and of a certain size and age today, and you can go back to a time where it was arbitrarily small and dense.
Finally, there is nothing wrong with giving U.S. lenders the opportunity to boost entrepreneurship at home, especially at a time where jobs created by small businesses can help lift the economy out of a recession.
Moreover, we didn't just have to extrapolate forwards, but we could go backwards, too: to a time where the Universe was smaller in the past.
We are living in an amazing time where these small insights will quickly remove many of the decisions we have to make, not just for everyday things like finding our way or what music to listen to, but for the really challenging problems like staying healthy or how to become and stay educated (which won't be just for our children anymore).
In profiling gene expression differences in diseased vs. normal tissues or over an experimental time course where small changes in gene expression are more likely to be physiologically relevant, SSH PCR would be highly ineffective in profiling gene expression changes.
Dr. Khan said he remembered Eid ul-Adha from his boyhood in Kashmir as a special time where children received small gifts, new clothes and a little money.
But at bottom Mr. Alford is a full-time humorist, the author of "How to Live: A Search for Wisdom From Old People (While They Are Still on This Earth)" and a frequent contributor to various publications, including The New York Times, where a small portion of this new book appeared.
For example, the Sanders campaign pointed to the timing of the DNC-organized primary debates, which frequently occurred at times where a small audience was likely to tune in.
