Sentence examples for then becomes time from inspiring English sources

Searching for mice or ES cells then becomes time consuming and difficult and can result in redundancy of resources.

As we will see shortly, from the simulation results in Section IV, the filter indeed reaches steady state in this case, and then, the error covariance matrix becomes time invariant and the corresponding filter gain is constant.

Trypanosomatids are highly prevalent pathogens of Hymenoptera; however, most molecular methods used to detect them in Apis and Bombus spp. do not allow the identification of the infecting species, which then becomes expensive and time consuming.

It appears that the primary transcriptional response induced by three stimuli is highly dependent on p38 SAPK activation, but then becomes diluted over time.

If you survive the first few dangerous weeks, it then becomes a question of time and of exactly how much recovery you eventually make".

At moderate and high doses the distribution then becomes more uniform with time, while at lower doses the heterogeneous distribution is retained.

A Fickian-like model then becomes viable at intermediate times.

She wrote feature articles on politics and foreign affairs along with editorials, and then became The Times's foreign affairs columnist.

It then becomes possible for the first time to begin your degree at your local college and then finish it at a university.

Using special software, the Nano then becomes a training partner, providing time, distance and speed information on its color screen or via voice prompts piped through the headphones.

The depth of overland water flow increases with increase rainfall duration time and then becomes nearly constant.