Sentence examples for long timeframe in from inspiring English sources

I'm not buying the small subset part, and considering the fact that Pocket Lint says the problem started occuring around 10 20am GMT, 3 hours before even telling everyone what's going on is an incredibly long timeframe in my opinion.

This outcome is likely due to the large divergence between marine and land iguana CR sequences (approximately 10%) compared to the low divergence within marine iguanas (max. 1.6%), reflecting the long timeframe in which the two species have independently evolved on both existing and submerged islands.

Italian photographer Alessio Trerotoli doesn't work such long timeframes in Urban Melodies, but he does play with superimposition to create metropolitan abstractions.

With little understanding of the long timeframes in the life sciences, and little political incentive to change that understanding, the DTI reportedly pressured Acorn to generate income from its incubator activities.

This survey included historical questions over a long timeframe (1994 2004), in addition to questions in the more recent past (30 or 60 days).

In the case of long timeframe investments in uncertain environments, breaking up projects into stages, each of which has a real option value, can reduce risk.

Given the long timeframe considered in our simulations (2080), the use of existing preferences is implausible.

This needs to be interpreted in the context of the long timeframe of the study (with possible variability in pathology reporting criteria and pathologists) and that some types were not specified.

The interrelated nature of treatment processes and outcomes and the variable and often long timeframe of change are becoming recurrent themes in research papers in these areas [ 14- 18].

Three months is also a reasonably long timeframe for clinical improvements to occur in patients with long-standing hip pain, yet short enough to assume that patients would be able to recall their baseline condition.

However, because public-private partnerships (PPPs) are planned during a long timeframe and involve a large number of groups, therefore, implementing greater levels of openness in disclosure is complicated.