Sentence examples for critical time span from inspiring English sources

In this respect, selectins seem to ensure an appropriate decrease in rolling velocity that enables the leukocytes to spend a critical time span in close contact with the endothelium in most tissues [ 26].

These predictions are tested by comparing the results with paleoclimatic data spanning critical time intervals.

As Chowdhury (2002) points out that allowing for a certain time span is critical, as most restructuring actions yield lagged results.

With regard to the mass of the material removed in comparison to the rotational speed chosen, it was found that doubling the rotational speed meant halving the time span of critical temperature increase in maxillary CT.

Because we earlier observed that acute radiotherapy induced toxicity and weight loss arise after 2 weeks of radiotherapy (Langius et al, 2010), the time span for critical weight loss during radiotherapy was expected to be the last month of radiotherapy.

Because our initial "neonatal" antibiotic regimen spanned several critical time points (prenatal, perinatal, after weaning), we have now further narrowed the window of antibiotic administration to better pinpoint the discrete time points that most significantly affect disease outcome.

However, the time span from measurement to critical care initiation was relatively large (14 days) as opposed to the narrower 36 hours defined in our study.

The data obtained showed that doubling the rotational speed of the disk results in halving the time span after which the critical intra-pulp temperature increase in maxillary CT is reached.

We are aware that smaller doses of vitamin D3 are likely an effective treatment option for most patients with low vitamin D status within months but this time span may be too long during critical illness.

The present metabolomics data describe five time points covering a time span of 96 hr and thus embraces both critical time points captured by RNAseq.

So in conclusion, during a critical time in our nation's history -- 18-month period spanning the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, to the invasion of Iraq on March 20 , 2003-- the credibility of the intelligence community, which is the spear tip of all actions, and particularly under a doctrine of pre-emption, was significantly compromised.