Sentence examples for considered timeframe from inspiring English sources
The issue is common to many other engineering problems, such as any dispatch problem where resources must be allocated within a given amount in a considered timeframe.
Electrical energy storage systems, such as any other component that must meet an integral capacity constraint in optimal dispatch problems, have to show the same energy level at the beginning and at the end of the considered timeframe for operation.
Applying this current emission and policy framings to bioenergy systems becomes even more challenging as the considered timeframe of carbon sequestration and release might not be coherent with the actual timeframe of the required biomass growth.
On the vision's timeframe, a Department of Health spokesman told us: "Today marks the beginning of a conversation between technology experts across the NHS, regulatory bodies and industry as we refine the standards and consider timeframes and details.
If these long-lasting effects are to be considered, the timeframes for assessment may need to be extremely (and somewhat arbitrarily) extended.
The next step in creating a successful marketing campaign is to consider the timeframe in which purchases are expected to be the greatest.
This finding suggests that considering a timeframe backward of 5 years would be better in terms of gaining higher positive predictive values.
In light of previous research support for the use of SPs in enhancing areas such as communication skills, and self-confidence [ 21- 23], future research should consider longer timeframe (e.g. a full semester) and several exposures to SPs.
Given the long timeframe considered in our simulations (2080), the use of existing preferences is implausible.
The timeframe considered was from the diagnosis of brain death until completion of the organ recovery procedure.
Only 3 of these 5 patients died less than 2 hours after treatment withdrawal, the timeframe considered compatible with postmortem organ retrieval (Table 1).
