Sentence examples for restricted time periods from inspiring English sources
Some of the pesticides were used only in a few greenhouses or during restricted time periods, whereas others were used more frequently.
However, previous studies of P/V droop controllers only involved a deterministic "worst-case" approach on small networks and for restricted time periods, which often lead to oversized and costly technical solutions.
Because exposure occurred only in relatively controlled clinic settings, cohorts of exposed individuals could in theory provide an opportunity to trace any epigenetic effects of exposure among themselves and their descendents to the restricted time periods of their pregnancies or gestation before administration to pregnant women ended in the 1970s.
An alvinellid colony may therefore persist for only a restricted time period at a given place.
This method does however offer a promising solution, particularly in areas where it has been proven that bat mortalities occur over a clearly defined and restricted time period.
A total of 14,107 patients were censored within the restricted time period and had costs that would have otherwise accrued in the absence of censoring (ie, the shaded portion in Figure 2B).
To partition the estimate of number of people ever exposed between the two periods, the age ranges c to d in equation (2) were adjusted in the turnover-recruited part of the equation to suit the restricted time period, and members of the original cohort are only counted once, that is, in the first period.
16 Previous data analysed a restricted time series period (2001 2003) and during the last years air pollution levels in the city has changed significantly due to the national pollution control programme (PROCONVE and PROMOT).
In fact, the 5CSRTT procedure is much more complex than the preceding shaping phases and consists of more parallel stimuli in addition to stimulus duration (for example, number of stimulus lights, more restricted time-out period).
These studies have been restricted to time periods of less than a year [ 5] or a population of deployed personnel only [ 6].
