Sentence examples for larger time span from inspiring English sources

Cardiovascular diseases are mainly related to hypertension and dyslipidemia and increase with aging because of the larger time span for these risk factors to damage arterial blood vessels.

Not surprisingly, at mid and low latitudes the fit for the GRIMM model is slightly worse than for the other three models, because it was built on much larger time span data set.

It would be of interest to consider dynamics over a larger time span.

Here, the forward production reacts quickly accounting for the sensitivity of the network while the controller works in a larger time span to realize the adaptivity.

Recent CDC estimates based on a larger time span (1976 2007) suggest that average annual rates for all ages could be 35%% lower than the 2003 estimates, although rates for young children were not calculated [ 18].

The consistency features remove unstable detections (noise) which cannot be tracked over larger time spans.

As composers gradually departed from repetitive forms, cyclic construction became a chief mode of achieving unity over a large time span and greatly enlarged harmonic vocabulary.

"It's a very clear-cut case of re-evolution because of the large time span," said John Wiens, the Stony Brook biologist who authored the paper in the journal Evolution.

Such a large time span can be a challenge for LSTMs.

Seasonal temperature changes appear in the data when viewed over a large time span.

During the period [S, T] for a sufficiently large time span T − S, λ t, x, yǀH S ) is essentially equal to the background seismicity rate μ x, y) for any location and time.