Sentence examples for chosen timeframes from inspiring English sources

Herbarium data can be applied from local to regional spatial scales across chosen timeframes, allowing descriptions of local processes and larger mechanisms of range expansion and habitat suitability [14].

All or nothing campaigns tend to be more successful, with more funds raised due to the sense of urgency the chosen timeframe creates.

An income simulation analysis projects interest cash flows of all assets, liabilities, and off-balance sheet instruments in a credit union's portfolio to estimate future net interest income over a chosen timeframe.

Again, we performed an arcsine transformation of the proportional data, and used ANOVA to compare each behavior and affect category in the chosen timeframe.

It is important to underline that, in the chosen timeframe, this set of inhibitors did not provoke toxicity in MNNG-treated MEFs.

As an example, say 55 people were employed on average and 80 were employed in total throughout the chosen timeframe of 2012-2013.

This study is difficult to compare with ours, as it differs with respect to the timeframes chosen for the cohorts, the matched design, and the much lower number of patients.

Riversip solves this by letting you choose a timeframe from which to show the most newsworthy articles.

The reason for choosing this timeframe was to avoid potential immune reactivity to the heterologous protein.

We chose this timeframe because participants were still completing follow-up questionnaires from the SHIP trial (at 2 weeks and 6 weeks post-natal) and we didn't want to add to their existing trial commitments during this busy period.

We chose this timeframe because it provided an equal number of years for comparison before and after the 2006 IARC report and was of sufficient duration to allow reliable identification of media reporting patterns.