Sentence examples for general time period from inspiring English sources
The three plays -- "The Proposal" by Anton Chekhov (1888-89), "The Music Cure" by George Bernard Shaw (1913) and "Caught With His Trance Down" by Georges Feydeau (1897) -- share a general time period, an attitude of fond appreciation for human weakness, and a subject: marriage plans.
We observe that, in each general time period, respondents tend to feel most satisfied (manyi) relative to the highest responses for happiness (xingfu) and ladder questions.
During this general time period, the American city of New York City and the colony that contained it were renamed in honor of York.
The color of the ground layer is often of crucial importance: Since many artists use colored grounds to achieve a specific tonality in their work, it can "help site a work in an artist's oeuvre or general time period".
The colour of the ground layer is often of crucial importance: Since many artists use coloured grounds to achieve a specific tonality in their work, it can "help site a work in an artist's oeuvre or general time period".
A strength of this study is that it takes advantage of a natural experiment afforded by the availability of repeated survey data, which were collected during the general time period in which large numbers of women discontinued HRT.
In general, time periods ranging from, for example, 10 to 24/48 hours should serve as valid starting points for analysis of the PS release.
In general, the time period of an ICU visit is described as restrictive or open/liberal.
In general, shorter time periods of recall (e.g., days and weeks) produce higher consumption, estimates than requests for monthly, yearly, or lifetime consumption.
Considering patients harboring distant metastases, resistance and therapy failure inevitably occurs, in general over a time period of less than one year for each individual regimen [2].
For the general post-treatment time period (i.e. the broad period from treatment completion onwards), exercise intervention studies have predominately included breast cancer survivors [ 25- 38] or mixed cancer populations [ 39- 46].
