In contrast, methylation at imprinted loci is re-established over a more expanded time frame in female germ cells, continuing postnatally, making it difficult to assess methylation status in the few germ cells that may remain after fetal development.
In line with the results of a previous study [ 17], expanding the time frame from cross-sectional analyses (point prevalence) to a total estimate across successive assessments ('any depression') revealed a higher prevalence rate in a 2.5 year period, suggesting that prevalence estimates taken at one point in time underestimate the true scope of the problem.
Why not expand the time frame to the run-up to the crisis?
Two months ago, the California attorney general, Bill Lockyer, sought to expand the time frame to include suspected overcharging before October 2000.
But Chasse, Hogan's spokeswoman, said the governor is "not against expanding the time frame for this funding". On the other hand, Chasse said, Hogan continues to insist that the federal government increase its commitment.
Expanding the time frame to as many as 25 years after graduation depending on graduation date, the importance of academic diversity diminishes in magnitude and significance as suggested by Proposition 2.2.
This way, they're able to take advantage of the current discount and still save some money in case prices go lower". "If we expand the time frame" we use to measure bitcoin's growth, "we will see a very attractive bullish trend," said Charles Thorngren, CEO of Noble Alternative Investments.
Future efforts should aspire to have a decidedly expanded scope and time frame.
In contrast, a quantum computer would travel all possible paths at once, reliably finding its way across the maze in a time frame that expands only arithmetically with the complexity of the maze.
To expand the experimental time frame so that pleural organization and remodeling could be interrogated over 7 14 days, intrapleurally infected mice were given an antibiotic; enrofloxacin, 18 h after intrapleural administration of S. pneumoniae (1.8 × 108).
