Sentence examples for in their time span from inspiring English sources

However, all three were limited in their time span as well as their focus on specific imaging modalities.

The US and Great Britain did not show notorious bursts of similarity over time, although they had high overall Jaccard similarity (Table 1), showing that although they were co-protagonists in several events, there was not a particular situation that suddenly increased their similarity in a narrow time span.

We chose this date instead of the date of IRB approval because the trials in the cohort might differ in time span.

Based on these estimates and their confidence intervals, it can be largely excluded that an outbreak occurred but remained undetected in this time span in the Baltic Sea region.

Evolution cannot be measured in a time span that short.

In that time span, the New-York Historical Society has mounted three exhibitions relating to the Sept. 11 attacks.

There was solid progress in that time span in exports to China, America's longstanding frenemy in economic relations.

By contrast, computing costs would have dropped by perhaps a factor of four in that time span.

Kent has 475 runs batted in over the last four years to eclipse Rogers Hornsby's 75-year-old record for the most by a second baseman in that time span.

The rule says that an epidemic is over if no new cases occur in a time span that is double the longest known incubation period of the disease.

Over 500 polls are included in this time span, from Newspoll, Nielsen, Morgan (phone, face-to-face and multi-mode), Essential (online) and Galaxy.