Sentence examples for latter time frame from inspiring English sources

Some pyknotic nuclei were observed at 1 dpa, but not at 4 and 7 dpa, suggesting a minimum of cell death during the latter time frame.

When comparing survival between patients who started RRT for ESRD due to DN in the period 2000 2004 and 2005 2009, patients in the latter time frame had significantly better outcomes (adjusted HR 0.76, 95% CI 0.69 to 0.84).

Furthermore, calculation of the disability weights involved a cohort of patients at the latter end of the study time frame.

We chose to adopt the latter as the longer preconditioning time frame would increase the likelihood of the cytokine diffusing fully through the agarose construct within the preconditioning period.

Though Cappaert couldn't give a time frame on the latter, he explained that for Contactually to work properly, it would need to follow your activity across all services, not just email, but calls, too.

Bioluminescence imaging showed that IFN-γ−/− mice had lower total or head parasite biomass than the WT mice, but remarkably only during the time frame when the latter developed ECM (Figure 5C and 5D).

Carbon samples corresponding to the fragments were dated to respectively 12,000 BP for the former site and 6,500 BP for the latter, suggesting that the island may have been relatively continuously occupied during this time frame.

The latter is likely due to the inclusion of four plants, sampled over a four hour time frame.

13 The time frame of the former is wide, going back to the 1960s, while the latter is more constrained (1998 2007), but the data are broadly similar.

We selected to call the latter entity absolute radiative forcing commitment (ARFC), which shows the total energy absorbed within a given time frame in the Earth system due to the activity considered.

Such a polar map represents a daily 00 24 MLT time frame and a grid size of 8 min MLT by 2° MLAT, with the latter covering 50° 90°.