Sentence examples for limited time spans from inspiring English sources
Previous studies of prostate cancer (PCa) risk and anthropometrics (ie, body measurements) were based on single measurements or obtained over limited time spans.
Where experimental records are of limited time spans, calibration is difficult, measurement errors are significant and a 50% intermittency measurement is required for design purposes, the detector method loses its utility.
After a transitional period, substances included in this list can be used only for expressly authorised uses for limited time spans.
This came a bit of a surprise to us as we expected that the averaging effects of longer S time span would to facilitate prediction, but in fact the opposite is true: shorter more limited time spans lead to more accurate predictions.
Furthermore, Babenko et al. [18] suggested that intensive intron gains and losses occurred during limited time spans, perhaps coinciding with major evolutionary transitions.
In contrast, Gvozdik (2012) argued that plastic acclimation to higher temperatures might be common, but experimental approaches used to estimate plasticity often are conducted over extremely limited time spans or ignore additional sources of plasticity.
"People have limited time.
In general, I limited the time span between 1859, the year of the publication of the Origin of Species and Darwin's death in 1882.
In a second approach, we limited the time span of all experiments that were fed into the ANN model to that observed for the 50-mM series (i.e., 1000 min).
As we aim to test a sentiment-based portfolio strategy over as many business cycles as possible, the choice of search engine data would severely limit the time span of our data set.
