Sentence examples for defined timelines from inspiring English sources

A UN Security Council resolution on the matter must enforce compliance through clearly defined timelines and consequences.

These trees defined timelines of architectural discovery and revealed remarkable evolutionary patterns, including the explosive appearance of domain combinations during the rise of organismal lineages, the dominance of domain fusion processes throughout evolution, and the late appearance of a new class of multifunctional modules in Eukarya by fission of domain combinations.

This second stage is a struggle for many as it is rarely linear with defined timelines.

Q: Is there a schedule with already defined timelines to put into effect the measures announced on 17 December?

These trees defined timelines of domain appearance, with time spanning from the origin of proteins to the present.

"Sellers coming to us are looking to [unload] a property in a defined timeline," says Craig Post, managing director of Sheldon Good and Co., a luxury real estate auction house.

Marcelo M.: Not at this time Kellen, I am sorry Kellen B: Ok, well thanks for providing me with a more defined timeline than just "soon".

It's whether the Olympics can be used to open discussion on a regional strategic direction to produce an agreeable solution with a defined timeline.

Subsequently, action plans that described practicable approaches and resource investments, and which set a defined timeline with checking points, were developed.

As the goal of mentoring is for the student to pass his summative evaluation, the mentoring process usually has a defined timeline that ends with this evaluation.

LPC produces a focal area of demyelination and remyelination with a defined timeline: demyelination by 3 days, migration of OPCs into the lesion starts at day 6 and differentiation of OPCs into ODs starts at day 10 with complete spontaneous remyelination by 4 weeks.