Sentence examples similar to extended timeframe necessary from inspiring English sources

Given the complexity and typically extended timeframe over which the wound-healing process occurs, it is not surprising that defects in healing can occur.

Within this environment, live cell SICM imaging or AFM experiment was conducted for extended timeframes via optical monitoring methods, including optical phase contrast and digital image correlation microscopy.

It is our contention that question answering systems that aggregate pertinent information scattered across different documents have the potential to address clinical information needs within a timeframe necessary to meet the demands of clinicians.

However, there is currently no available test platform that measures host gene expression signatures in the timeframe necessary to impact clinical decision making for acutely ill patients.

The measure will last 30 days and can be extended if necessary.

More recent results have extended the timeframe for sub-Saharan African growth to 213 12 kya, depending in part on mtDNA haplogroup [5], [6].

This piece has been updated to extend the timeframe in which Singer's manuscript may have been written.

"NHS Employers have agreed to extend the timeframe for the BMA to commence any industrial action by four weeks to 13 January at 17.00, to allow negotiations to progress.

"These countries lack overall framework legislation or regulation on climate change, need to move from sectoral to economy-wide targets and extend the timeframe of their targets to 2030," the report said.

At the very least, Greek officials say they want to extend the timeframe in which the country is allowed to meet fiscal targets so that spending cuts and structural reforms can be relaxed.

This will make recovery more difficult and extend the timeframe for a full economic recovery.