Not just because the thought amounted to a dismissal of the unlikely Jamaican sprinters-turned-bobsledders immortalized in the 1993 Disney film "Cool Runnings," but also because, in the span of a few weeks, Rosemier-Gussio himself had become a possible answer to that very question.
Because of the time span between studying the knowledge and taking the test, test results of fifth and sixth-year students were interpreted as long-term performance.
Because of the age span in our population, we expect to meet the terms for inclusion of the youngest patients with asthma.
Unfortunately, the rate constants cannot reliably be estimated from our data because of the longtime span of the experiments conducted for the 300-mM series and unsufficient numbers of sampling points during late stages of the experiments.
HbA1c methodology was not standardized because of the time span over which the data were collected and because different pathology providers were used to analyze samples in an ambulatory clinic setting.
Because of the time span between studying the knowledge and taking the test usually, knowledge was studied in the first three study years test results of fifth and sixth-years students can be considered to indicate long-term knowledge retention.
See research article http://www.biomedcentral.com/1741-7007/10/20 Speciathen, the process by which a single species evolves into two or more, is difficult to observe directly because of the long span of time it usually takes to occur.
The structures of these buildings are mostly skeleton frames of various types, because of the larger spans their users require and the need for future flexibility.
The bridge created a tempest of protests because the span linked Ketchikan to sparsely populated Gravina Island, hardly in need of the bridge.
Hoult's career as a child actor was brief, however, because in the span of three years he grew to a height of 6 feet 3 inches (1.9 metres).
