Sentence examples for recent timeframe from inspiring English sources

Strengths of this study include the number of patients analyzed, the recent timeframe and the use of statistical methodologies such as net reclassification index, which allowed us to better evaluate the benefit of adding lactate to the new definition.

This recent timeframe was selected because FDA regulation of vaccine manufacturers evolves over time.

For the main analysis, each first PSUR submitted for each product in a recent timeframe (1 July 2008 to 30 June 2010) was included (Fig.  1).

This relatively short and recent timeframe can perhaps be attributed in part to the recent history of publishing qualitative research within the health sciences.

The root of the CA Heroine clade examined was estimated to be 16.2 million years before present (mybp), but there are several CA Heroine clades that appear to have diversified within a relatively recent timeframe (< 3 mybp).

Within a more recent timeframe, the invasive, diadromous Chinook salmon has followed a route to Argentina similar to that of G. maculatus after escaping from aquaculture pens in Pacific Chilean waters [ 52].

Very short and recent timeframes, such as headache yesterday, avoid recall problems almost altogether.

Very short and recent timeframes such as 1-day prevalence (ascertained by questions such as "Do you have headache today?", or "Did you have headache yesterday?") avoid recall problems almost altogether.

Future Brazilian studies should include more recent timeframes, as well as additional information about HAART uptake and treatment adherence.

Nevertheless, the 'big picture' studies of palms merit attention because they provide evidence spanning the full history of the tropical rain forest biome, unlike studies at lower taxonomic levels, which tend to be limited to recent timeframes and often emphasize rapid radiations.

In other words, the vlm genes have co-evolved along with the housekeeping genes, at least in a more recent evolutionary timeframe.