Sentence examples for matched the timeframe from inspiring English sources
Fifteen such directories had been found in Goodman's home, including two that matched the timeframe of the email exchanges.
The Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organization said the ratio of the detected xenon isotopes is consistent with a nuclear fission event occurring more than 50 days before the detection, matching the timeframe for the North Korean nuclear test.
Therefore, the shorter time horizon was used so that health states would be rated in a TTO task that more closely matches the true clinical timeframe of the health states.
The production of research has to match the modes and timeframes established by the Research Excellence Framework (REF), regardless of the impact on science and scholarship.
The 2000 2005 DARPA/AFRL Accelerated Insertion of Materials (AIM) program offered insight into how computational materials science and engineering can be harnessed in the future to assist in developing, and certifying materials in a shorter timeframe that more closely matches the duration of the product design cycle.
The controls were matched regarding age (timeframe of 5 years) and sex.
That same week, X-Men: Apocalypse trounced Alice with $65.8m – but even that sum couldn't come close to matching the $90.8m that the previous X-Men film, Days of Future Past, made over the same timeframe in 2014.
Thirty events were considered to be sufficient to meet the objectives of the article as well as to allow the authors to clarify and resolve conflicts in the data and to match timeframes and geographic location.
A rapidly developing pandemic would shorten the timeframe to identify the viral strain and prepare an antigenically matched vaccine, while the need to vaccinate an entirely naïve population would exacerbate vaccine production and supply issues.
The timeframe of phantom sensations (reportedly in hours or days) [ 93, 94] does not appear to match those of sprouting (in weeks or months) or disinhibition (in seconds and minutes), suggesting that other mechanisms of remapping might be involved.
The main questions we wanted to answer concerned the timeframe of the bird/plant pollination mutualisms in North America and temperate South America, namely do the oldest plant species/clades and bird species/clades match in age?
