Sentence examples for a timescale which from inspiring English sources

It is only six working days since detailed responses were submitted to the Department for Education (DfE), a timescale which in itself indicates there can have been no attempt to give the important points made serious consideration.

"It's like for other patients, we are on a timescale which goes from one year to three years and we need to be patient," he said.

While highlighting significant developments in the design architecture of the automotive body structure, the emphasis here is more concerned with the selection and use of materials, and how engineers have utilized relevant properties to satisfy their selection criteria over a timescale, which now covers at least 100 years.

In contrast to former models we relax the assumption that adaptation of vessel diameters occurs on a timescale which is much shorter than the tumour doubling time and assume instead that adaptation occurs on the same timescale as tumour cell movement and proliferation.

Alternatively, if this hypothesis were correct, either the downstream gene's expression would have to change on a timescale which is much slower than those of its regulators (and consequently Φ→0), or there would have to exist subtle correlations among all the protein copy number fluctuations of the different transcription factors.

(The light emission is decaying on a timescale which is long compared to the 1 s acquisition time).

From a dynamic systems point of view, the iterations should be frequent enough to reproduce a trajectory of change on a particular timescale, which in this particular case is the timescale of change over months or years.

That allows them to be managed on a long timescale, which is the essence of sustainability.

If this were instantaneously converted to radiation, the excess energy would be released on a diffusion timescale, which we calculate to be ({sim}10 text{ yr}) in these low-density outer layers of the star.7.

It is found that variations in the position of the mixing zone and mixing zone salinities are small and vary on a seasonal timescale, which is attributed to the slow transient oscillatory flow regime in the deepest part of the lens.

To meet the demands of those aiming to deliver safe care in NHSScotland, we issued evidence based recommendations within a tight timescale, which could be adopted into care bundles addressing pre, peri and post surgery care and peripheral, central vascular catheter insertion, maintenance and removal.