Sentence examples for equivalent time frame from inspiring English sources

The condo market, too, has declined: 17 units sold since last September, versus 42 in the equivalent time frame five years ago, Mr. Sanders said.

For those allocated to the usual care arm, outcomes will be administered within an equivalent time frame.

Data on the CPH were not recorded in the IPRAVE survey so farms were matched to the DEFRA 2003 census data and the DEFRA CTS data for the equivalent time frame (2002 2004) using the XY coordinates.

For this analysis, Drosophila embryonic development was broadly divided into three roughly equivalent time frames (I = stage 1 8, 0 4 h After Egg Laying (AEL); II = stage 9 12, 4 9 h AEL; III = stage 13 16, 9 16 h AEL).

Black carbon's global warming potential relative to a 20-year time frame is equivalent to the 2.6-fold potential relative to a 100-year time frame.

Acyrthosiphon pisum diverged from Ap. mellifera more than 300 Ma (Gaunt and Miles 2002; Honeybee Genome Sequencing Consortium 2006), a time frame roughly equivalent to the divergence of modern birds and mammals (Kumar and Hedges 1998).

Many children (n =14) had difficulty in tracking items based on the time frame and an equivalent number of children had trouble in understanding several terms.

Because methane is such a potent climate pollutant (more than 80 times worse than carbon dioxide over a 20-year time frame), those emissions are equivalent to the climate pollution produced by more than 330,000 cars in a year.

From the comparison of models 1 to 4, it was shown that all injection variables had equivalent predictive power (AOR = 2.5) irrespective of time frame or the presence/absence of sharing practice, and that sexual variables had predictive powers that were equivalent to or more potent than the injection variables among the participants.

The outcome of the case study is a plan proposing a mix of social and technical strategies to theoretically reduce carbon dioxide equivalent emissions by 54% over a ten-year time frame.

Because our method of data collection is continuous and ongoing, the length of our study time frame likely has no survey-based equivalent.