Sentence examples for considerable time gap from inspiring English sources

While adjuvants were shown to improve the immunogenicity of inactivated vaccines against H5N1 and SOIV-H1N1 [15], [16], [17], [17], there is still a considerable time gap between virus isolation and generation of reassorted vaccine seed, as was evident during the recent SOIV-H1N1 pandemic.

The fact that there is a considerable time gap between sperm cell release and plasmogamy suggests cell cell communication among gametes, presumably involved in polyspermy block and preparation for plasmogamy.

In the case of stars, where the distances are very considerable, the time gap between light leaving the star and our perceiving it may be one of many years.

Therefore, despite the fact that the cardiotoxic effects of this particular chemotherapy regimen have been known for a considerable time, there are still gaps in the evidence regarding how to facilitate early detection and management.

He had already spent considerable time trying.

Advisory teams take considerable time to build.

Which also takes considerable time.

He went on for a considerable time.

"There is a time gap," he conceded.

"This has taken a considerable time.

It spends considerable time setting the scene.