"over this time frame" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to a specific period of time. Here are some examples: - The company's profits have increased significantly over this time frame. - The study compared data from over this time frame to examine changes in consumer behavior. - We have been monitoring the patient's progress over this time frame to determine the effectiveness of the treatment. - The project is expected to be completed over this time frame, barring any unexpected delays.
"So, despite a rise that would take almost a half-century to match at today's money market fund rates, the odds of making anything trading in and out over this time frame were 50 to 1 against you," Mr. Torray said.
Over this time frame, according to the standard data, methane scores 25 (meaning that one tonne of methane will cause the same amount of warming as 25 tonnes of CO2), nitrous oxide comes in at 298 and some of the super-potent F-gases score more than 10,000.
The vehicle treatment did not inhibit the NCI-H2122 tumor xenograft growth over this time frame.
"We knew that patients over this time frame would become virus positive if treatment is removed," says retrovirologist John Coffin of Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts.
Over this time frame, 21 bouts (5.4%) were cancelled during the pre-bout examination period with 22 athletes having reasons that contributed to the bout cancellation.
Over this time frame in the 200 most populated hospital referral regions the average change in the number of beds per 1,000 residents was -0.36 beds.
Mesoscale convective systems develop over the region during this time frame, with a bulk of the activity occurring between 6 and 9 p.m. local time.
Although other particle-phase air pollutants have been monitored nationally over different segments of this time frame (TSP 1971 1987; PM10 1980–current; and PM2.5 1997–currenone none provide the temporal and spatial resolution of the COH data for this region.
The 10-yr data capture revealed that during this time frame over 14,000 incidents were recorded.
According to a publication from the American Dietetic Association, ∼10% of infants in the U.S. are exposed to grains before 4 months of age, and consumption of grains among those 4 5.9 month of age has decreased from 2002 to 2008 (32), suggesting that grain intake may have been shifted either earlier or later than this time frame over time.
One observational study suggests improvements in depression scores following MBCT are maintained over at least 2 years [ 20] but its role in relapse prevention has not yet been more rigorously examined over this longer time frame.
