Sentence examples for observation time frame from inspiring English sources
Of a total of 1967 pairs of flies that were observed, 1667 pairs initiated copulation within the 90 min observation time frame.
Statistical analyses performed upon aggregating the concentration data according to different time observation windows allow identifying temporal dynamics of NBLs and TVs of target compounds within the observation time frame.
Current wind turbine power output measurements (particularly for small/micro wind turbines) are based on an average wind speed over an observation period; with limited accountability of the variability of wind speed within the observation time frame.
Their observation time frame was of the order of 1800 s, during which time the cells migrated over distances of <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0012043.e016.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> m.
The same observation time frame was adopted at each subsequent observation period.
Further study with more patients and over longer observation time frames could strengthen this result.
The common items have identical definitions, observation time frames, and response codes and make these instruments an ideal tool to compare characteristics of older adults across settings [ 13].
More recently, in support of climate research, 20 years of data from the ocean vessel P ("Papa") was compared to nearby voluntary weather observations from mobile ships within the International Comprehensive Ocean-Atmosphere Data Set to check for biases in mobile ship observations over that time frame.
We have chosen an observation time corresponding to a frame of 1024 modulated symbols, that is a reasonable value for the applications of interest, and considered SRRC filters with different values of the roll-off factor.
An adjustable timeline (year, month, day) located at the bottom of the internal review map adjusts the view to display observations from specific ashfall events or all observations over a specified time frame.
Krieger said that while the study does lack data on possible confounding factors, it's unlikely the risk increases observed are related to social, demographic or medical factors because of the short time frame of observation.
