Sentence examples for increasing the time frame from inspiring English sources

Increasing the time frame to three years resulted in a modest increase of initial treatment costs.

Increasing the time frame used to collect more samples might be done in the future to address this issue.

Additional sensitivity analyses were conducted by modifying the health claims data algorithm (increasing the time frame for incident asthma ambulatory claims from 2 to 3 years or including emergency visit data from an additional database).

However, such programs impose risks to the natural population's viability and evolutionary potential by at least increasing the time frame in which recovery can be achieved with respect to diversity criteria.

There is a constant debate in the scientific community between individuals seeking to increase the time frame between donation and transfusion and those who are apprehensive regarding the efficacy and safety of stored blood.

Perhaps, in addition to improving our studies of the factors already identified,[ 17] and increasing the time-frames covered by the studies, further conceptual developments are needed to really understand how, when and why back pain occurs and recurs throughout an individuals' lifetime.

The number of tests increased, and the time frame expanded to preconceptional.

Conversely, the value of F(n) tends to increase exponentially as the time frame (n) increases.

Our preliminary simulations show that the hygroscopicity, which suppress the occurrence of recirculating (i.e. the critical Reynolds number of a recirculating wake becomes higher), may have a slight effect on the flow behind the porous rock cylinder in the beginning, and dribble away with increase of the time frame.

Convection models for the evolution of heat flow of Mars (Breuer et al. 2010) show that heat flows high enough to run a magnetostrophic mantle dynamo existed between 0 1 Gyr after accretion ended, which would provide the required heat flow increase in the time frame for the dynamo's existence.

While that kind of seems like a small increase, given the time frame we're talking about here—only 50 years or so in the context of our evolution as homo sapiens (100,000 years) it's a huge-ass deal.