Sentence examples for sufficient time period from inspiring English sources

One minute after the playback (a sufficient time period for morning subgroup to 'return' indoors), the afternoon subgroup was released and their foraging behaviour was monitored for up to 10 min using a camcorder with additional verbal comments.

The late summer sampling was postponed after long drought periods and only took place when all rock pools contained water for a sufficient time period to allow planktonic populations to re-establish.

Therefore, 95 min is a sufficient time period to induce subchronic A1 receptor homologous desensitization.

6) Was follow-up carried out over a sufficient time period?

One major advantage of this study is the access to and use of a reliable and computer-based data set covering all prescriptions over a sufficient time period.

2 months after surgery has been proposed to be a sufficient time period to allow prediction of the result at one year, but the results were not fully conclusive (Hakkinen et al. 2003).

The tube will be between ambient (outer portion) and body temperature (inner portion), with regular additions of nutrients from the infant feed and in-place over sufficient time periods for bacterial multiplication.

Given the effects of density (i.e., competition) and climate on growth and age at maturity of salmon (e.g., Rogers and Ruggerone 1993; Pyper and Peterman 1999; reviewed in Quinn 2005), it is important to carefully document fishery selection patterns over sufficient time periods that enable evolutionary changes to occur before associating fisheries with life history trait changes.

The extent of biosorption of MB and MV by both breadfruit peel and core rapidly increases initially and reaches equilibrium after sufficient shaking time period is allowed.

Given the 4-week recall period used in the TSQM-9, subjects completing TSQM-9 at time 1 and a second assessment within 7 to 14 days had a sufficient overlap in time period for assessing satisfaction between the two time periods, and thus not expected to have any bias in the test-retest reliability analysis.

Anecdotally, on a number of occasions clubs chose not to participate because a committee meeting was required prior to permission being given to the study team to undertake recruitment, and often there was not sufficient time within the recruitment time period to conduct such a meeting.