On the contrary, several case studies using e.g. LCA for assessing energy systems had fairly long-term timeframes, possibly indicating a slower pace of change in the environmental performance of different energy technologies.
Thus, a more detailed analysis of adherence including short- and long-term timeframes should help understand patients' adherence behavior rather than only using short- or long-term adherence measures.
The second part is, part of the genius of this [initiative], that long-term timeframe.
In addition, recent reviews draw attention to a mismatch between the relatively brief duration of most behavioral interventions versus the long-term timeframe in which patients are expected to maintain target behaviors.
The purchase includes a nationwide footprint the company will use to build its 4G LTE (fourth generation, Long Term Evolution) network in the 2010 timeframe.
These projects are all long term – investors should be thinking in a 20-year timeframe – but Abundance has set up a bulletin board where those seeking an earlier exit can sell their holdings.
In other words, it has a timeframe that can be short, medium, or long term.
Since all implantable components are designed for a lifetime of five years to bridge a reasonable timeframe, further in vitro and in vivo studies, especially long term trials, are necessary to confirm the performance of the entire control unit.
However, CDEs in the sub-acute and chronic timeframes were limited, with only 9 (47%) universities collecting post-concussion short to long term outcome data.
Measurement of restoration success has tended to be assessments of hectares covered or seedling survival in a short timeframe, neither of which is an indicator of ecosystem establishment in the long term.
MtDNA coalescence ages, phylogenetic and dispersal patterns that neither fit with long term in situ development >40 kya nor southward population expansions <8 kya indicate a broader timeframe and geographic origin of migrations [ 5, 28, 30].
