Sentence examples similar to fitting the timeframe from inspiring English sources

The criterion used by Cesari and colleagues [ 32] has been adapted to fit the timeframe of this study.

Many complained that the work they were being asked to do was impossible to fit into the timeframe agency bosses allowed them.

"Undernutrition has a complex set of political, social and economic causes, none of which are amenable to easy solutions that fit within the timeframe of a single political cycle," said Dr Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of the Lancet.

Most wedding planners suggest you search for songs that are about 3 minutes long, or that you edit the song you choose to fit that timeframe.

There's no timeframe given for when the free data offer will expire, but the companies say they will "go on to develop and launch a pay structure that will fit the mobile usage behavior" of Digicel's customers.

This step can be a little bit tricky and I'll explain why: Some event managers will select a date and then try to find a speaker to fit inside that timeframe, and there is nothing wrong with this method, however if you find a speaker you absolutely love and their schedule doesn't fit your pre-selected date, then you might have to pass up an opportunity for an invaluable collaboration.

It's fitting that the World Cup will take place within the timeframe of Blockbuster Season, given that both will be filmed using Sony's F65 powerhouse camera.

Survival curves with the same covariate pattern following both the Cox and exponential model fitting were plotted to ensure that the constant hazard was a reasonable assumption when averaged over the timeframe.

Critics also questioned the timeframe.

The answer depends on the timeframe.

I think the timeframe has been reasonable.