Sentence examples for more time spans from inspiring English sources

cSiZer detects a trend and labels it as significant when there is an increasing or decreasing trend over one or more 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.

Further development and testing of these conditions requires a large and more diverse sample than ours, and preferably a longer and/or more fluctuating time span.

The existing data on tularaemia cases in Sweden, even when going back many decades, demonstrate that an absolute majority have occurred during a narrow span of the year, commencing in late July and terminating in mid-September, sometimes during an even more narrow time span (15).

Others take more time: during that same time span the median age at which American women married increased by less than a year.

But Manguel's long career as a book lover (which spans more time than his career as a book writer) has given him a generous understanding of the specific genius readers bring to this encounter as well.

For time spans more than four weeks after injury, the sGAG levels of the MEN and ACL groups were not different from the REF group, whereas the ARGS levels continued to differ from REF (except for 26 to 52 weeks after meniscal injury).

But in "The View From Castle Rock" the connections are more explicit and the time span more capacious.

To be effective as a carbon mitigation strategy, geologic storage systems must not leak more than trivial amounts over time spans of hundreds of years.

The estimates show that in total (standing biomass and harvests) maximising increments is absorbing 1750 million tC more in the time span 2010 2100 in EU27 than the management which is maximising the standing biomass.

This means that more time steps are needed to span a given simulation length.