Sentence examples for changes in the time frame from inspiring English sources
A real-time measurement able to track hemodynamic changes in the time frame of PLR effects, i. e., 30-90 s, must be used.
In any case, much of the improvement came not from economic changes but from the change in the time frame covered by the projections.
This shakeup can be attributed, in part, to a change in the time frame we use to evaluate stock fund performance.
It is largely accepted that tumor hypoxia is not static, but rather a cycling process with fluctuating areas of transient hypoxia in the tumor due to variances in perfusion, which might change in the time frame of just a few minutes.
It seems predestined that this particular game change is occurring in the time frame of the spring equinox, just as Mother Earth is launching her latest line of beauty products for our pleasure.
We used the data reported here – photographs and maps that showed the range of changes and the time frame in which these changes occurred – as the basis for restoration design.
We go on to quantify many of the N- and O-glycan structures between insulin responsive and insulin resistance conditions demonstrating no significant changes in complex glycosylation in the time frame for the induction of insulin resistance.
This number was a balance between achieving sufficient patients per ward to reasonably estimate parameters while capturing data within a short enough period so that substantial ward changes in that time frame were unlikely.
Yet major investments by government and industry can change the bases of electricity supplies in the time frame of a decade or two.
"Shinseki represented a change over what came before, but the world wanted more change than he was able to deliver in the time frame that he had," Thompson says.
We did not calculate haldanes in our study, because there are no estimates of the generation time for the Ugandan populations of R. argentea, and there is also evidence (from studies carried out in the Tanzanian waters of Lake Victoria) that generation time may have changed dramatically over the time frame in question (Wanink 1998).
