Sentence examples similar to estimated timeframe extension from inspiring English sources

"At about 55,000 years old, this is the first modern human from western Asia which is well dated to the estimated timeframe of interbreeding between early modern humans and Neanderthals," he said.

However Jibo has failed to ship its robot within its original estimated timeframe, of March/April — noting the delays in an update to its crowdfunding backers three months ago.

New York did not reveal an estimated timeframe for Wright's potential return, but the 33-year-old captain is expected miss most of the remainder of the season — perhaps all of it. .

Depending on the method applied, molecular clock approaches estimate the onset of the Malili Lakes radiation to 5.2-17.4 My, but the youngest estimate appears by far the most plausible, given the estimated timeframe for Sulawesi's final amalgamation (see above).

Determine how you will finance your business and the estimated timeframe in which you hope to accomplish your individual objectives.

In this context, we estimate the timeframe defining the initiation of divergence of An. irenicus from An. farauti s.s.s

As a result the timeframe estimated for commercialization is typically underestimated resulting in much slower penetration of these promising new methods and products into the chemical industries.

As far as international expansion goes, Listia hasn't made any moves yet and Chuang estimated that the timeframe would be next year sometime.

Overall, the timeframe estimated by the present study was more ancient than the estimates by other Vitis-specific molecular studies (Table  1).

Sick leave status after one and two years were estimated within a timeframe of 14 days before and after the exact date of sick leave.

At the 1000-year theestimatedhe estimaximumashmum ash load for the site increased to ~735 kg/m2.