Sentence examples for lower time limits from inspiring English sources

"A Time to Pay arrangement is agreed on a case-by-case basis, the average length is three months, and there are no upper or lower time limits for a Time to Pay arrangement," it added.

However, by zooming to lower time limits in which fluctuations are shown not to be averaged out [0 100µs], alterations between the different concentrations become unnoticeable.

For most of the tested drugs, this upper limit occurred over the range of 1.7 6.7 s and, again with the exception of chlorpromazine, followed approximately the same order as seen with the lower time limits for these drugs and the affinities of these drugs for soluble HSA.

Over 80% of its MPs voted for a lower time limit on abortions in May.

Almost all support recognising marriage in the tax system and 85% want a lower time limit for abortion.

"This must, however, remain a conscience issue and a free vote". Some campaigners want the limit reduced to 20 weeks, although Cameron's aides stressed that at this stage he was not committing himself to any specific lower time limit.

On the basis of this formula, the lower time limit for a kinetic plot of the following chemical reaction can be estimated.

An approximate lower time limit for a single cognitive cycle can already be deduced from this hypothesis.

The resulting time until one of the stimuli became conscious was 260 380 ms (the temporal distance between the subject being consciously aware of the first and then the second stimulus).The lower time limit is consistent with a previous experiment by the same authors [55], which observed maximal phase synchrony 220 280 ms post stimulus.

In theory, the committee could end up recommending making early abortion easier to obtain and lowering the time limit.

But for Ann Main, the Conservative MP for St Albans, this story represented something else: an opportunity to raise the issue of lowering the time limit for abortions, which currently stands at 24 weeks.