Sentence examples similar to protracted time frames from inspiring English sources
An expanded study with substantially more temporal samples coupled with extensive medical histories for these patients is necessary to confirm that this observation holds true in larger populations over more protracted time-frames and if so, to determine the factors that drive this phenomenon e.g. frequency of antimicrobial administration.
It is evident that final biomass (maximal OD600) does not necessarily determine whether yeast are able to catabolise sugar albeit in an extended time frame (protracted) or fail to catabolise all of the sugar (defined as a stuck fermentation).
There are three time frames.
*The recommended antibiotic, ciprofloxacin, is taken for a protracted time, perhaps 45 to 60 days.
Protracted time seems to contract meaning, or at least the possibility of meaning.
Any difficulties with the two time frames?
The recovery of the mean firing rate was close to pre-ictal levels also within this time frame, suggesting that the more protracted post-ictal state cannot be explained by persistent cellular neurophysiological dysfunction in either the penumbral or the core territories.
Symptoms typically persist for a longer time frame in patients taking drugs which have a long elimination half-life, active metabolites, or a protracted duration of action.
The time frame also matters.
