Sentence examples for broader range of time from inspiring English sources

They belong to several cultural phases: 321 sites are only pre-Roman, 264 are Roman/post-Roman, and 45 sites cover a broader range of time, present in both time spans.

It is argued that by improving physical modelling capabilities and coupling physical and numerical models, it should be possible to improve understanding of the complex interactions and processes induced by variable forcing within fluvial systems over a broader range of time scales.

Additional gene expression profiling for selected genes was conducted for a broader range of time points (28, 42, 56, 70, 84, and 98 dph) using qPCR.

Another difference with the preceding studies is that we considered a broader range of time horizons, between 3 and 46 years, allowing us to test procedural invariance for short, intermediate, and long durations.

To verify transcript abundance estimates for these genes, and extend the analysis to two additional HPI axis genes (crhr1, pomc), quantitative real-time reverse transcription PCR (qPCR) was used to examine mRNA expression across a broader range of time points (28 - 98 dph; Figure 6).

In contrast, the sway patterns of healthy people would be predicted to possess a broader range of time-scales, which allows for greater behavioral adaptability.

Other proteins evolve at intermediate rates; the hemoglobins, for example, can be used for reconstructing evolutionary history over a fairly broad range of time (see figure).

My research spans a broad range of time and spatial scales, from the development of mountain ranges over millions of years through the development of small landforms and watersheds over 10s-100s of thousands of years.

As a result, the tensile relaxation modulus of the latter system is considerably greater than the modulus of conventional gels and is approximately constant, forming an equilibrium zone for a broad range of time.

Contributions of different morphological features to the total solar irradiance variations in the broad range of time scales from seconds up to many years can be definitely established in this manner for the first time.

The CSC thus offers an unprecedented look at the variability of the X-ray sky over a broad range of time scales, and across a wide diversity of variable X-ray sources: stars in the local galactic neighborhood, galactic and extragalactic X-ray binaries, Active Galactic Nuclei, etc.