The phrase "diverse time frames" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a variety of different time periods or durations. Example: "The study examined the effects of climate change on diverse time frames, ranging from the last century to the next decade."
Taken together, three study groups reported a cardio-protective influence of pre-conditioning with CpG-ODNs using different ODNs and diverse time-frames.
Interestingly, these effects are extremely diverse in amplitude, time frame and cell type.
Although the methods employed in laboratory studies are diverse and experiments can be completed within very short time frames, much can be learnt from the standards upheld in trials.
There are three time frames.
Any difficulties with the two time frames?
Measurements outside these time frames were excluded.
"The enormous time frame and diverse locales of Rick's life evoke musical associations ranging from Cornish folk ballads to the acid rock of the Vietnam era to Islamic calls to prayer," Mr. Theofanidis said.
Future study designs to replicate our results should consider including larger samples, include more diverse ICU populations, extend the time frame for data collection and post-discharge follow up to determine any longer-term benefits of this intervention.
An ideal reference should fulfill the criteria of universality, reproducibility and uniformity, meaning that it should be universal across diverse microarrays, reproducible over a long time frame and in different laboratories, and represents each gene at a uniform level.
Recombinases multiplex PCR and LONG-PCR experiments in those strains carrying ccrA2B2recombinases, revealed a unusual fragment, of about 9 Kb, from the pls gene (cifF, primer up) to ccrA2B2 (ccrB2, primer dw). Figure 1c also graphically represents the alternation of diverse clones over the 27 year time frame.
