Sentence examples for narrow time frame. from inspiring English sources

DuVernay artificially, and somewhat clumsily, crams a decade's worth of murkiness into the narrow time frame of the Selma campaign.

Until now, federal investigators have said the evidence indicates that the attacks were likely planned for a narrow time frame around Sept. 11.

Because of snowfall or dangerous weather, it can at times be difficult to access the falls in the narrow time frame nature allots for its grand show.

That they were only just conducting the autopsy on Ms Jeanette emphasised the narrow time frame that season one and two have happened in.

Financial misstatements do not simply happen overnight, unlike insider trading that usually takes place within a narrow time frame before the information hits the market.

When police departments fail to look beyond the narrow time frame required by justification analysis, they miss systemic problems such as over-aggressive policing that pave the way for violent encounters.

Since these studies focus on characterizing miRNA-mediated protein regulation at a particular stage transition, miRNA expression information is typically confined to narrow time frames.

Sample retention rates at follow-up were high, collected within narrow time frames, and similar across intervention conditions: 88%% of participants were assessed at six months (M = 6°8 months, SD = 0°8).

But a notion of nonurgency concerning Iran — while "Obama's Wars" quotes Mr. Obama's maxim for Afghanistan as being "Faster in, faster out" — has not gone down easily with countries like France, Britain and Israel who rely on their own estimates of a narrower time frame for confronting Tehran.

In our study, V. cholerae strains were studied over a much narrower time frame because almost 30 isolates were obtained in 2007.

Analyses of apoptosis and immune cell infiltrate confirmed that human postpartum breast involution is characterized by wound healing-like tissue remodeling programs that occur within a narrowed time frame.