Sentence examples for had a time span from inspiring English sources

Most clusters had a time period of 1 or 2 years, but one cluster of survey-detected cases had a time span of 4 years.

But great players have a time span they have to go along," said Robinson.

The corpus used in our main study has a time span from 1980 up to July 2007 and contains 12,098,042 citations.

The corpus used for the retrospective study has a time span from 1980 up to February 2005 and contains 10,363,027 citations.

In order to have a time span in the AOK data that is comparable to the 'snapshot' character of the data in the KORA-Age study, we only considered prescriptions that AOK insurants filled during the second quarter of 2006.

CR6261 has been shown to recognize H1 viruses that have emerged over a time span of 90 years from the H1N1 virus which caused the 1918 'Spanish flu' pandemic to the latest Brisbane viruses.

The study had a short time span, and costs were therefore not discounted.

As we have seen during a time span of 36 years, the society in which we live certainly changes.

They have remained must-have purchases over a time span when the "it" bag was supposed to survive barely one season.

It has been postulated that on an evolutionary scale this change has occurred rapidly, in a time span too brief for adequate genetic adaptation [ 53- 55].

Using spatial analysis we have been able to map the spread in Sweden of these three influenza pandemics, which have been appearing over a time span of 120 years.