Sentence examples for the first timeframe from inspiring English sources

Andy Hayman was the assistant commissioner during the first timeframe.

However, the going-to-work trips of the first tour actually determinate the total number of trips of the first timeframe; similarly, only (part of) the caming-back trips of the first tour contribute to the trips in the second timeframe.

This is emphasized by the fact that that the survival of patients in stage UICC III in the second timeframe is superior to UICC II in the first timeframe.

The second timeframe runs from 9 July 2009, when the Guardian published its first story about the true scale of the hacking, to July 2011, when it disclosed that Milly Dowler's phone had been hacked.

The first relates to reservoir storage performance, or permanence and the second timeframe relates to local environmental impacts.

With respect to the second tour time-of-day choice model the calibration results, consistently with the observed data, show that the workers who choose to carry out a second tour with non-work activities (H-W-H-L-H, H-W-H-P/D-H, H-W-H-O-H) prefer the third timeframe (17 30 20 00/17 30 20 00), probably more suitable for carrying out such activities.

Comparing the neoadjuvant and adjuvant treatment for this subgroup, in the second timeframe patients were more commonly treated with neoadjuvant radio- (17.7% vs 37.7% p = 0.01) or radiochemotherapy (5.2% vs. 39% p < 0.001) whereas adjuvant treatment was not significantly different (data not shown).

If the same emotion re-occurred in the same five-second timeframe, it was disregarded and only one instance was coded.

Mobile advertisers will be glad to know (if they didn't already) that some 4,111 ads are tapped each minute, though it almost makes you wonder how many ads were ignored in the same 60 second timeframe.

The visual attention of the drivers was manually assessed within a 1 second timeframe at intervals of every 10 seconds, starting at 60 seconds to 61 sec.

The durations of the intervening pauses were also analysed, exposing a hitherto unobserved 10-second timeframe within which both GP and patient showed a preference for the conversation to be resumed.