Sentence examples for plausible time of from inspiring English sources

No other risk factors had been reported for this case, leaving the stay in the NICU the most plausible time of outbreak strain acquisition (figure 1).

The use of a hard bound minimum age calibration of 25 MY as the latest possible population split would bias the estimations towards younger ages [ 41], so we use the earlier date of 33 MY as the most plausible time of separation between the Sardinian clade and its sister, which may still be conservative (too recent) if the separation of the lineages predated the split of the microplates.

Thus, consideration regarding the clinical characteristics of the patient group is important when estimating plausible time for recovery.

Furthermore, the plausible time relationship of the clinical event with the administration of the vaccine, in the absence of other possible etiology, make "very likely/certain" the causality relation according to WHO criteria.

Mutation rates define the plausible time frame of acquisition events in bacteria and are critical now that genomic data are increasingly being relied upon to refine transmission epidemiology.

Because of the presence in our phylogeny of a monophyletic group conformed by the five lemur malarial lineages, we were able to use the colonization patterns of terrestrial vertebrates in Madagascar as a proxy for biologically plausible time estimates, since the introduction of malaria into lemurs could not have happened after the last terrestrial mammal colonization event (~20 Mya) [ 25, 26].

They were described using a standardised template, the most prominent actors and factors were commented, together with a rough sketching of a plausible time line.

The forces of supply and demand are unlikely to improve the economic situation of postdocs in any plausible time period.

The balance between the uptake in the tumor, blood clearance of injected 64Cu-DOTA-trastuzumab, and the radioactive decay of 64Cu indicate the plausible imaging time of 48 h after the injection.

However, practical implementations of these approaches are still scarce, with a key limitation being the difficulty of generating a range of plausible future time series of hydro-meteorological data.

Newcastle arrive on 2 January and so it is plausible that, by the time of the FA Cup third round, they will have overtaken leaders Leicester.