Sentence examples for the time span considered from inspiring English sources
Because the height of capillary rise in our sample did not increase linearly with time (Fig. 6), the effect of inertia is likely to be negligible, at least for the time span considered in this study.
Through the time span considered here, our results show the existence of two opposed patterns with an inflection point coincident with the onset of the Pleistocene glaciations.
We deemed this acceptable because this potential error is far smaller than the time spans considered and the intervals at which most specimens were sampled.
However, their postulate is that the parameter values are assumed to be the same throughout the whole region and time span considered.
Second, the cross-sectional nature of data and the short 12-month time span considered can be misleading, especially in the case of HIV/AIDS because of its long incubatory period.
Over the whole time-span considered the new markers offer superior classification accuracy.
At a soil pH of about 6, the P added in all treatments seems to be effectively chemisorbed by ligand exchange on the soil minerals even in the short time-span considered in this study.
Species that have short generation times experience more generations in the time span we consider and consequently they will experience more neutral substitutions over time.
We considered the time span between 1990 and 2000 to have been influenced by slow technical progress and changing registration methods.
However, when one considers the time span of drug development pipelines, it seems more appropriate to run the risk of missing potential sites rather than permitting the inclusion of residues that are likely to mutate.
This was achieved by considering the numbers of joint articles written in equal time spans before and after the network's establishment (the number of years since the network's establishment until December 2011 was calculated and equal number of years was considered for the time span before the network establishment).
