Sentence examples for their time span from inspiring English sources

However, all three were limited in their time span as well as their focus on specific imaging modalities.

In the next sections we report some results for the aforementioned data subsets ('grassroots', 'elections') considering all their time span (over one year).

Although MS lesions might have different features depending on their duration, the time span between the MRI screening and the PET scan of the patient with only MS lesion that showed high uptake was 4 days, and this time span was not different from the average 3.6-day-long time span of all the nine subjects.

BS exhibited slightly more long-term swelling and pain, as their overall degradation time span was longer than those of LS and DS.

All these techniques are efficient enough of producing the desired results but trouble remain with their implementation and longer time span to realize the benefits.

A computer system based on Monte-Carlo simulation and fuzzy logic has been designed, developed and tested to: (i) identify covariates that influence remittances received in a specific country and (ii) explain their behavior throughout the time span involved.

If these first colonizers were indeed Homo erectus, then it seems that they rapidly evolved a small stature within 300,000 years of their arrival – a shorter time span than was previously thought.

The US and Great Britain did not show notorious bursts of similarity over time, although they had high overall Jaccard similarity (Table 1), showing that although they were co-protagonists in several events, there was not a particular situation that suddenly increased their similarity in a narrow time span.

The 40 years that separated their administrations marks the longest time span between presidents without one serving two terms.

Also, the time span between their EEG investigations may have biased results.

Some adolescents reached their 19th birthday during the time span between screening and clinical examination.