Sentence examples for time frame during which from inspiring English sources

Upon his release, security services put an electronic tag on him and he was only allowed to leave his house between 8.30am and 12.30pm; the time frame during which time he committed the crime.

Altogether, 61percentt of the 553 stroke patients studied went to a hospital within six hours of the onset of symptoms, the time frame during which doctors typically have a greater chance of preventing brain and other damage.

Judge Welch found that the cell records contradicted nearly every part of the state's case and Wilds' testimony in the time frame during which Lee was known to have disappeared.

The eight winning candidates, he said, have some common traits, like a high "engagement factor," as measured by the portion of a given time frame during which students seem so focused that they almost forget they are in class.

An article on Thursday about the outgoing president of Kyrgyzstan and her concern over events in Afghanistan misstated the time frame during which Kyrgyzstan, a former Soviet republic, gained independence.

An article on Tuesday about payments made by the Olympus Corporation to hide investment losses misstated, at two points, the time frame during which its former chief executive, Michael Woodford, was fired.

The brain slice culture system allows for longer experimental time frames during which, unlike the SNAP-tag system, significant normal mHDx-1 clearance is observed.

Study participants noted two time frames during which optimization could be particularly valuable.

The results from our studies indicate that neural activity plays an important role in maintaining structural plasticity of presynaptic compartments in the central nervous system and provide new insight into the time-frame during which activity can affect the morphology of synaptic connections.

In order to determine a time-frame during which posterior secondary cells are most sensitive to N-signalling, we maintained Nts-1 pupae at 30°C for at least 1 hour prior to the experiment to create an "N-off" condition.

We shortened the time-frame during which experiences with the health care system were assessed from twelve to six months.