Sentence examples similar to referencing a time span from inspiring English sources

It was scanned on seven Hologic QDR 4500 DXA devices, located in seven centres and was also repeatedly (n = 18) scanned in the reference centre, over a time span of 5 months.

This technique first establishes a reference coda by averaging the CCFs on a time span over which the medium is assumed to be invariant.

Evolution cannot be measured in a time span that short.

It is too short a time span to tell.

A time span shorter than the recurrence interval of tremor bursts results in a highly deviated τ c value, saturated around the designated time span.

A pregnancy with several serological checks is not a time point but a time span.

Single-dose simulations were performed with a time span of 240 h and multidose simulations were performed with a time span of 480 h.

Allocate a time span to each thing you've listed.

However, for a time-span of 90 minutes, M3 D contains 19 experiments, which is larger than for other time spans.

Adding ancient DNA gives many more points of reference over a long time span.

In the original paper of PSMC which inferred a detailed population history from human reference genome, the time span was from 20 Kya to 2 Mya for human demographic history (Li and Durbin, 2011).