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While the advantage in the use of the latter short-lived radioisotopes is that the effective dose to the subject is decreased, the challenge is to modify the pharmacokinetics of the tracer to allow for rapid elimination within the imaging time frame dictated by the shorter half-life.

"If we really want to scale up solar super fast, which we've got to do -- the market's growing already by something like 30% a year, massive growth, but that's nowhere near enough -- it's got to grow much faster to solve this problem in the time frame dictated by climate disruption," he said.

The narrow time frame was dictated, the official said, by the start of the Jewish religious holidays, which stretch from late September into much of October, and by the return from a long recess of the Israeli Parliament at the end of October.

The specific time frames sampled were dictated by the parent study, as probable times to capture peripartal changes in mood.

In the United States, the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Cofservation and Management Act of 1996 mandates that overfished stocks should be rebuilt within <10 years, unless some circumstance such as species biology dictates a longer time frame (Safina et al. 2005; Rosenberg et al. 2006).

Moyes asked to be judged after two years and whatever your opinion, and whatever the results (within reason!), fairness dictates that's a sensible time frame given the scale of the job he's taken on".

Concentrations of the factors involved in early- and late-phase liver regeneration are modulated by a regeneration signal that dictates liver mass replacement within a given time frame [ 39].

Improvement of temporal resolution inherently decreases the count accuracy per time frame, since the (approximate) Poisson distribution of count statistics (for prompt coincidences) dictates a relative standard deviation dependent on the inverse square root of the observed counts.