Sentence examples for earliest time frame from inspiring English sources
Alan Hall, a Ford spokesman, said in e-mail, "We have not explicitly stated when you could see the workload detection system in a car, but as a project in the research phase, the earliest time frame would be three to five years".
Notably, even the earliest time frame (~10 KYA or more) considered by the linguists [ 47, 49] for the earliest splits in the language family are more recent than the ages of U6 or M1 and their major sub-clades.
A small AUC difference (3.5%) was observed compared to Green et al. (18%) [20], who did not use a 18F-FDG scan to delineate the left heart ventricle, but instead a small ROI based on the highest activity in the aorta area on the earliest time frames.
Finally, a cylindrical VOI (2.6 mm3) was placed into the left ventricle (LV) blood pool on the radiotracer first pass (early time frame) images.
North of Market Street, few buildings remain that date before 1850, making the character of the district during the early time frame unknowable.
In some patients tumour uptake was already visible in this early time frame.
Southward dispersals in an earlier time frame from the NW region and in a later time frame from the SE region were inferred.
However, differences in experimental design and analyses complicate the comparison to previous studies, especially since we focused on an earlier time frame.
This issue may be ameliorated by using different types of response options, such as time to complete an activity, or comparing abilities in an earlier time frame, such as over a five-year span.
Strengths of this study include the use of responses recorded by participants at separate time points, meaning the health and drinking status at an earlier time frame is not subject to problems with retrospective recall.
Similar to the results of our previous study [ 34], the expression of nearly all wheat genes that were differentially regulated at the early time frame returned to the levels of the mock-inoculted plants by 48 hpi.
