Sentence examples for relevant timeframes from inspiring English sources

Regulatory issues are discussed in the context of relevant timeframes.

Haemodynamic instability has limited the duration of previous BD animal studies and supportive measures used to extend these models to clinically relevant timeframes are difficult to apply to small animals [13 15].

The OHIM also determined that documents that were submitted within deadline only proved that the media was buzzing about Pinterest — but not that the general public in the UK or elsewhere in Europe were — or simply didn't provide enough detail to show they supported the relevant timeframes.

This leads to conflicts between politicians, managers of the public administrations and scientists, whose relevant timeframes differ from one another.

Human diseases are heterogeneous and complex, and sequencing methods now have the potential to characterize an individual's disease at a molecular resolution in clinically relevant timeframes.

It would help the reader if the authors were to compare the relative proportions of BrdU-positive cells that made neurons versus glia over the relevant timeframes.

It's a claim that the IPCC deny, arguing that they have been working within the relevant timeframe.

"We have worked extensively with our labor and government partners but have been led to the unavoidable conclusion that there are no available replacement products in the relevant timeframe for this location," Arturo Elias, the president of General Motors of Canada, said in a statement.

The other main plaintiff, Melanie Wilson, also bought iPods outside the relevant timeframe, they indicated.

If the activity was solely releasing carbon, this would be unsustainable; but where there is simultaneous forest regeneration, it is possible to argue that there is re-sequestration within a relevant timeframe [7, 38].

There must be automatic pre-determined sanctions that occur within the relevant timeframe of the campaign itself should the provisions be breached.