Sentence examples for broadest time from inspiring English sources

The broadest time window corresponded to the entire influenza season, as determined from Influnet.

The broader time window afforded by vaccine therapies may circumvent this potential timing problem.

As in Boston, security concerns in New York will focus on a fairly broad time frame.

Periodical Contents Index covers some popular magazines for an even broader time period: 1770 to 1993.

In telephone communication, for example, the brokerage set a broad time limit for opening accounts (one-half to one hour).

This unavoidable physical effect has the unwanted consequence of spreading, throughout a broad time window, the fluorescence signal of an otherwise focused event in time.

In a broader time span, sub-100 nm CMOS processes may become appealing for the design of very compact front-end systems with advanced integrated functionalities.

This essay examines whether the immediacy of the care response can be extended to effect stewardship at broader time and spatial scales.

The EPA uses a broader time frame and says methane's global warming effect is 28 to 36 times that of carbon dioxide over the course of a century.

West's sentence moves quickly from the Boer War to World War I, and the broad time span makes it implausible that he is referring only to an early stage of the South African conflict.

There are frequent reminders of the way the Smithsonian's selections stretch to allow consideration of a number of different directions, which were regarded as innovative at various points during the exhibition's broad time period.