"chronological limits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation when something is limited by time, or to describe the sequential order of events over a certain period of time. For example, "The research study was limited to a chronological range of the last 10 years."
This perhaps generous interpretation of the chronological limits of medieval philosophy implies that it lasted at least from the Greek patristic author Justin Martyr (mid-second century) until well into the fifteenth century — more than half the entire history of philosophy generally.
Another problem with using the Pipe rolls for historical study is the fact that the chronological limits for the financial year varied from roll to roll.
This approach provides chronological limits for its arrival to Africa, followed by its spreads there according to climatic fluctuations, and its secondary prehistoric and historic migrations out of Africa colonizing Europe, the Canary Islands and the American Continent.
The chronological and cognitive limits of the adolescent period are unclear as there are several theoretical and practical approaches [ 20].
The biological relevance of acidification limiting chronological lifespan has been an area of contention within the field, due in part to concerns that cell death due to acidification may be a yeast specific phenomenon.
One issue that has been identified is defining what is meant by "an older patient", since this definition cannot be simply limited to chronological age.
In diffuse-porous temperate hardwoods and ring-bearing tropical trees, variations in the cells in response to developmental, seasonal, and chronological time may obscure the limits of the tree rings.
Since these processes are limited to the chronological position of the old ice front, it is possible to know the rate of plant colonization by both qualitative and quantitative means, as well as speculate on the processes involved, such as the effects of runoff.
This concept of radical technological change in the manufacture of glass rests on analytical data limited both in chronological and geographical scope.
Seto does not limit age to the chronological age but includes physical and sexual maturity as components of age.
Therefore, we first assessed the survival rate of Δ pep4 during chronological aging, in which nutrients are limited.
