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The immune efficacies pII and pAI should be interpreted as effective parameters, i.e. averages along an ecologically meaningful timespan which is long enough to allow for a large number of host-pathogen encounters but short compared to the evolutionary timescales involved in the acquisition and loss of innate and adaptive immunity systems.

Squeak augmented the model with the abstractions Timespan, Year, Month and Week.

The average timespan for a manager in England's professional game is currently 13 months.

Marlon James's third novel is epic: hefty in grammes, timespan, ambition and structure.

Over the same timespan control reach indicator species remained grazing-tolerant graminoids and forbs.

Our team examined each organization over at least a four-year timespan.

Petitioners do not challenge the CTEA's "life-plus-70-years" timespan itself.

Petitioners do not challenge the "life-plus-70-years" timespan itself.

These mini sculptures encoded the timespan, regularity, and purpose of their visits to the FabLab.

The rate that sea ice is declining is also unprecedented over that timespan.

In a longer timespan, the statistics are less current, but are available for all smaller populations.