This, of course, has much to do with the wide time frame represented in the exhibition as well as the broad subject matter, ranging from mythical animals to Freud's own father on his death bed.
It is further noteworthy that the wider time frame during which specimen were collected could have influenced results.
Third, a note on the statistical approach of handling the relatively wide time frame of the long-term follow-up 'time point' is warranted, since these de facto ranges cover a period of several years.
Israel et al (1972) suggest that to define whether ovulation has occurred on the basis of a P4 value, the specimen should be drawn from 4 to 11 days before the onset of the next menses rather than from 3 to 11 days; however, we found no inconsistencies when we used the slightly wider time frame.
With "Born on the Fourth of July" (Cineplex Odeon, Century City), he is dealing with a wider time frame, the mid-'50s through the Vietnam War and the birth of the anti-war movement.
For a target beyond the $514 price level, I apply the ABC approach to a wider time frame with A equaling the $252.50 low of August 1999, B being the recent $538.50 high and C equaling the $478.50 projected short-term retracement.
Police in charge of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal are investigating a wider time frame than that admitted to by the newspaper.
"We are requesting a wider time frame, until after the month of Ramadan, because the period will not be enough to look at all these documents during Ramadan," he said.
On the other hand, performing tests with a wider time frame did not seem to provide any additional insight.
"Because web series can be spread out over time, it can be more conducive for putting together stories on a low budget, and spread out over a wider time frame, rather than the intense pressure of an indie film being made typically all at once".
But privacy advocates have expressed concern that the data collected will only grow to include a wider time frame and other elements like GPS and location-based services.
