Sentence examples for defined timespan from inspiring English sources
The radiogenic heat production represents the amount of thermal energy set free by the decay of radiogenic isotopes in a defined volume in a defined timespan (Clauser 2011b) and thus has to be considered as an additional heat source in the calculation.
Follow-up time was defined as the timespan between date of first swab (study entry) and the time-point when the patient definitely left the center (because of death or transfer to another dialysis facility) or the study ended (December 2010).
A series of alcohol-fueled decisions that he made within an hour timespan will define him for the rest of his life.
('1 2 months', '3 4 months', '5 6 months' and '7 or more months'?)', defined an ordinal variable that was analysed using ordinal logistic regressions to estimate the log-odds of a longer versus a shorter timespan selected.
Since patients were typically given appointments four weeks after any visit, we defined compliance as attending the clinic within four weeks after the patient's last visit, with patients being non-compliant when the timespan between two visits exceeded four weeks.
The timespan between flashing and freezing in cryogen is on the order of milliseconds, and defines the fastest observable reaction.
Define "loyalty," define "truth".
Define "time," define "space".
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