Sentence examples for the timeframe extent from inspiring English sources

Debate persists with respect to the timeframe, extent of clinical and imaging examinations.

The available budget therefore determines the timeframe of the extent when emission reductions are required (e.g. in short, medium and long-term).

From a public health perspective, our results indicate that screening with flexible sigmoidoscopy may not reduce the overall incidence of colorectal cancer to the extent and within the timeframe expected at a population level, but it seems to be promising for reducing the incidence of rectosigmoidal cancer among attenders.

The QODD did not meet our goals precisely, because of e.g. the extent of assessing symptoms at the end of life (two physical symptoms only) and the timeframe of reference (one week to one month before death).

Critics also questioned the timeframe.

The answer depends on the timeframe.

I think the timeframe has been reasonable.

It was not possible in the timeframe".

The timeframe is also a factor.

But if you shift the timeframe, things look very different.

"The timeframe was very short.