Sentence examples for standard timeframe from inspiring English sources

Six years is now the new standard timeframe for measuring college graduation.

Also, there is no standard timeframe for evaluating sustainability yet.

In the current study the chemotherapy has been administered in fixed standard timeframe for each agent, whereas in the previous study it was administered in a chronomodulated fashion.

The three month timeframe was chosen on the basis of the standard timeframe for review of chronic conditions and to avoid an increased work load for GPs.

Despite asking for expedited processing, the government failed to produce the requested material inside of the standard 21 day timeframe.

The HS did not capture the length or frequency of flares, as this is highly variable by patient, and the standard 10 year timeframe for the TTO exercise did not reflect the variation in actual survival between HS.

In the stool samples of autoimmune Turku children, levels of B. dorei peak at about 7 months of age, about 1 month prior to the Finnish national standard for the timeframe of solid food introduction [ 15].

The demands of filming thirteen episodes' worth of material in the same timeframe as a standard six-episode sketch show, while coping with the many complex makeup and wardrobe changes required, resulted in casting also being partially dependent on the logistics of moving a performer from one character to another.

This can be rationalised by the observation that parasites can survive with low levels of trypanothione beyond the timeframe of the standard whole-parasite proliferation assay.

Most of that startling progress came in the 30 years between the mid-1960s and the Asian Financial Crisis of the mid-90s, an impossibly short timeframe by the standards of western development.

We used pathology results from biopsy (within this same timeframe) as our reference standard to determine if breast cancer cases were invasive or DCIS.