Sentence examples for because of this timeframe from inspiring English sources

However, because of this timeframe, feelings of relief, happiness or excitement as a reaction to the birth of a child - in the literature referred to as the 'halo effect' [ 79] - may bias the reported personal control in pain relief.

Because of the timeframe selected for this study, 1995 2001, it was not uncommon, early within this time interval, to document ART regimens consisting of single and dual ARV agents.

However, because of the timeframe of our analysis, we feel that this is not an unrealistic assumption.

It's pie in the sky regarding the Olympics because of the timeframe.

Apple's numbers on the other hand are a fair bit more imposing — the Cupertino company has sold over 85 million iPhones since the device made its debut back in 2007 (netting Apple a cool $50.7 billion in revenue), but that's hardly a fair comparison to Samsung's figure because of the timeframe involved.

Because of the timeframe of our study, columnar cell lesions were not included as a separate category; however, the potential importance of columnar cell lesions and columnar cell atypia in predicting malignancy is another area for future research.

From this aggregate log dataset, we selected a subset that includes user interactions that occurred between March 1st 2006 and February 1st 2007 because this timeframe was covered by the logs of all aforementioned portals.

Since it takes five to eight years to train a GP it is not possible to create thousands of GPs in this timeframe.

A latent period before effect is expected in this type of intervention, but this timeframe was not pre-specified.

We obtained death information 2 years after diagnosis; however, this seems reasonable, because 78% of our sample died within this timeframe.

This limits analysis of the histopathology beyond this timeframe.