Sentence examples for give a time scale from inspiring English sources

Laidlaw has also said he plans to leave Centrica but, in an analyst call on Thursday, declined again to give a time scale, saying he would only comment when something concrete was decided.

Mr Marland could not give a time scale but said it would be "as soon as we possibly can".

The rats normally begin developing these spontaneous tumors after 90 days, and are used in shorter-term experiments to ascertain tumorigenicity,.... .. None of the above references given in the Arjo et al. paper anywhere mention 90 days, and none of them give a time scale for the appearance of tumours.

We chose this frequency band in the inversion to characterize the main stages of the landslide, since the entire event lasted around 1½ min, including three scenarios, which gives a time scale for each scenario in tens of seconds.

Before palaeontology gave a time scale and evidence of direction it was obvious that wings were specializations of legs, not the reverse.

With chosen values for the scaling exponents, we check whether each balance equation is satisfied and give a time-scale constraint in the Additional file 1: Table S6 in case the balance equation is not satisfied.

The recurrent nova white dwarf exploded again in 1946, which would give it a time scale of 80 years between flares.

Using an accelerated failure time model or pooled logistic regression model [ 33] in place of the Cox model would mean the results could be given on a time scale.

Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham would not give an exact time scale, saying he didn't want to make promises that "can't be delivered".

If there is no motion, the field will decay on a time scale given by the magnetic diffusivity.

In [4], by using the Gatica-Oliker-Waltman fixed-point theorem, DaCunha, Davis, and Singh proved the existence of a positive solution for the three-point boundary value problem on a time scale given by (1.3).