The phrase "research timeframe" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the period of time in which a research project should be completed. For example: "We need to make sure that the research project is completed before the end of the three-month research timeframe."
Primary care nurses were first introduced before our research timeframe.
During the 3 months research timeframe, four patients met the inclusion criteria.
A total number of 24,709 institutions participated in publications dealing with influenza in the given research timeframe.
We were able to record the information for 153 patients assessed by four geriatricians over the research timeframe.
In the research timeframe, a continuous and accelerating increase of publications in this subject area can be determined, especially in the last decade.
The strategic R4H plan is a document containing national health research strategies, timeframes, indicators and targets, detailed activities by each area of action, estimates of capital and recurrent costs per strategic area, and resources and budget for each year of the plan.
Table 3 Exemplary options for future smart heating concepts, data based on Smart Bioenergy, Ch. 6 [107] State of the art concept Changes in concept Needed research and developments Timeframe Small scale log wood and wood pellet furnaces By integration of water pockets, the furnaces will be linked to the central house heating system.
A cluster-randomized trial was beyond the scope of the research funding and timeframe; the fact that the local urologists worked at various other hospitals across Sydney would, in any case, have made it difficult to avoid 'cross-contamination' of the intervention.
The teaching goal is delivered by in-depth experiential learning, where students are assigned a specific subject area to conduct their own research within a set timeframe and boundary conditions that guarantee a successful learning outcome.
Consistent with this timeframe, previous research on Shigella invasion plasmids concluded that Sd1 appeared more recently than the other Shigella dysenteriae serotypes and Shigella species [ 13].
Short timeframe policy research initiated in response to external political imperatives runs a real risk of superficial and decontextualized analyses of the policy process that reveal only part of the picture.
