Sentence examples for broadest time window 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.

In a similar way research on epigenetics goes even to consider a broader time window.

The use of a broad time window for the 2-week exam may have introduced some random error into our estimates.

Exposure effect estimates for NBAS exams conducted for a more narrow window (10 17 days) were very close to estimates from the broader time window (5 22 days), suggesting that including a broader age range did not bias our results.

In the current study, this issue is handled by performing cluster analyses to all expression profiles for all genes within a broad time window instead of analyzing blurred averages of each gene.

As ERP latencies are known to become shorter with age in children, but still show greater variability as compared to adults, we chose this broad time window to account for these inter-individual differences.

The involvement of presynaptic GluN2C/D subunits in t-LTD at layer 4-to-layer 2/3 synapses is particularly interesting because the deactivation time constant of GluN2C/D subunit containing receptors is slow (Momiyama et al. 1996; Brothwell et al. 2008; Wyllie 2008), which might be relevant for the particularly broad time window for induction of t-LTD at this synapse (Feldman 2000).

Imaging experiments using subcutaneous models showed rapid uptake, tumor to organs ratio greater than 3 1, and a significant retention of DC-1 in the tumors for up to 7 days, providing a broad time window for diagnostic and therapeutic use of the conjugate.

> -wrap-foot> We repeated the above analyses using the intermediate and broader time windows.

Note that, with these broader time windows, there was less evidence for reduced object coding late in the stimulus period, as revealed in more time-resolved analysis (Fig. 2A).