Sentence examples for given the lapse of time from inspiring English sources
Many authors have appealed to the history of eugenics to provide warnings about the dangers of genetic testing or to urge caution as we move forward.[47] Historian Diane Paul (1994b) characterizes eugenics as the "'approved' project anxiety": given the lapse of time, we inevitably look good compared to earlier generations (p. 143).
Given the time lapse of 1 7 months between exposure to WTC pollutants in the 2 months after 11 September and blood collection at delivery, and given the estimated 3- to 4-month half-life of PAH DNA adducts in white blood cells (Mooney et al. 2005), the measured adduct values may underestimate the effect of the event on the biomarker.
The first intention was to prescribe a certain end to their life, and the inner economy of these machines was devised thus with such an artifice that they cannot exercise their functions but for a given lapse of time, after which death must come.
For an LP, Yankovic stated that given the time lapse between the beginning of the process and the release of the finished product, "chances are a lot of the material is going to be somewhat dated by the time it comes out".
This was repeated by T.D. to ensure all relevant papers were identified, given the time lapse between R.M.'s original search and the writing of the paper.
Given the time lapsed and the cultural differences involved, we can find ourselves with a handful of apples and pears making comparisons.
But the long lapse of time was hard to bridge.
The Illinois statute of repose for strict liability claims is not a true statute of limitations because it is a substantive rule extinguishing a cause of action upon the lapse of a given period of time — regardless of whether the cause of action ever accrued.
"Making people relate to a certain mood or emotion, or to give them an escape for a brief lapse of time, I guess that's my mission," he said.
