Sentence examples for length of future from inspiring English sources

In practice, periodic stand volume measurements could be taken and used as input to the model to reduce the length of future stand volume projections.

By 1921, the whole length of future MD 30 was planned for improvement and the concrete road had been extended to the southern end of Hampstead; in addition, Main Street in Manchester had been paved in concrete.

Rather than using the number and the length of future heat waves computed by applying our heat wave definition to the climate model temperature output, we calculated the change in the number and length as the ratio between future value and present-day value, as both were simulated from the climate model.

(Two weeks, I recognized, was just about the length of the future that Teri and I could conceive of at the time).

Indeed, a pervasive public loss of confidence in SP would be a major challenge to IPTp and thus ANC services if SP remains the drug of choice for IPTp for the unknown length of the future.

The average lengths of these future heat waves ranged from 6.2 days with the Canadian Centre for Climate Modeling and Analysis model under the B1 scenario to 31.1 days with the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory model under the A2 scenario (Table 3).

Many other cat breeds are the result of breeders deliberately choosing traits in their breeding cats to shape the head, body, and tail types, colors and patterns, sizes, and coat lengths of the future litters.

Because the assessment of temporal relationship will be bounded by the length of follow-up, future studies should have longer periods of follow-up and repeated symptom assessments.

The key statements that define and/or distinguish between these factors are breadth of practice, lifestyle, desire to do procedures, length of training, and future income potential.

The key goals that define and/or distinguish between these groups are breadth of practice, lifestyle, desire to do procedures, length of training, and future income potential.

An increased percentage of BTLA+CD4+ T cells in critically ill patients associated with poor outcomes and a longer hospital length of stay; thus, future studies are warranted examining BTLA expression on CD4+ T cells as a potential biomarker for subsequent infections and poor septic outcomes.