Sentence examples for human time frame from inspiring English sources
It is a problem that does not exist on a human time frame.
In human time frame and especially in 200 years of industrialisation, we probably haven't seen a significant effect.
No one is suggesting that climate change is causing Bárðarbunga, in particular, to erupt; the ways in which atmospheric changes might affect geophysical events of this kind are hard to isolate on anything close to a human time frame.
Whilst able to be assessed over the short-term (years to decades), the longer term behaviour (centuries to millennia) of such landscapes is not within any meaningful human time frame of observation.
The leaders we honor at Lives of Commitment are evidence that faith-rooted justice demands that people be in it for the long haul, beyond an election season, beyond any kind of human time frame.
Soil is considered a non-renewable resource because it does not renew itself at a sufficient rate in the human time frame.
As carbon is a stock pollutant as far as human time frames are concerned, not permitting Keystone "buys time" for alternative transportation fuels and climate policies to develop.
Dr. Peterson said the early moosehood developmental window occurred in utero through 28 months, but humans' developmental time frame lasted into the teens.
As a rough estimate, rat brain development at PND7 has been determined to approximate human brain development at birth (Clancy et al. 2007); thus our paradigm for exposure from PND 4 7 and 10 13 in mice, in terms of neurodevelopment, probably best approximates what would be the perinatal period in the human, encompassing the time frame shortly before and after birth.
The A5-linker-ML3.9 bs-scFv retained 92 and 89% of its ability to bind to ErbB2'+'/ErbB3'+' SK-OV-3 cells after 48 and 72 h, respectively, when incubated at 37°C in human serum – a time frame compatible with the clearance properties of the antibody.
As a result, it is currently feasible to sequence even whole human genomes in a time frame of months, or even weeks, rather than years [3], [4], [5], [6], [7].
