Sentence examples similar to suggested timeframe from inspiring English sources

Another factor considered by some of the guidelines is suggested timeframes for adjusting treatments (either altering the dose or adding additional drugs) until BP is controlled.

It also suggested a timeframe for the injection, around the time that Our Little Sister ran at Southwell on 2 January and was left unattended in the racecourse stables for a time.

In this first study we suggested a timeframe of two weeks to conduct the experiment but, as we were not aware of the dynamics of our RE approach, we did not strictly limit this timeframe.

Consultants need to suggest a timeframe – say of a woman trying for six months to a year with her own eggs.

It must also carry out an honest and realistic assessment of a merchant's ability to provide goods and services in the quantity or timeframe suggested.

Obama's remarks followed an uncompromising speech by Susan Rice to the Aipac conference on Monday, in which she suggested a similar timeframe, insisting it was the best option available.

From this information, the prior on the age of the node uniting all taxa within the Cephalophinae was set as a lognormal distribution with an upper bound set as an offset value of 5.3 Ma, a log mean of 0.32 Ma from this offset value and log standard deviation of 1 Ma such that 95% of the prior probability encompassed the timeframe suggested by fossil evidence.

CheapAir notes that summer is often an exception to the rules: Because it's such a popular time to travel, they recommend booking a bit earlier than the timeframes suggested on the map.

Mr Bush has suggested a much longer timeframe.

Robyn Lambley, the CLP-turned-independent member for Araluen, suggested the six-month timeframe made it a stunt.

Theresa May has suggested a two-year timeframe for a transition period, but Mr Corbyn said Labour's version would last "as long as necessary".