Sentence examples for time frame of less from inspiring English sources

Observations were acquired in a homogeneous market, limited to a collection time frame of less than two years.

( More to come Update: Although the AP confirmed the Twitter hack was preceded by a phishing attempt, an AP spokesperson declined to confirm Baker's time frame of "less than an hour," saying the AP had nothing further to add at this time).

The rapidity of these events is also supported by insertion date estimates performed on complete Atlantys elements isolated from various Oryza hosts where we found that the vast majority of the events detected took place in a time frame of less than 3 million years.

Fourth, we will use the term 'contemporary evolution' when referring to evolution occurring on the time frame of less than a few hundred years (Hendry and Kinnison 1999).

Thus, this study's combination of having a time frame of less than a year, assessing parenting of older children and including parent reports of both genders fills a gap in parenting stability research.

With the new Medicare guideline, the SPADI may have to be employed for time frames of less than one week.

Even in extremely short time frames of less than 1 year, changes happen in its crustal structure caused by dynamic phenomena such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

T.Rowe Price classifies its New Asia fund as one of its riskiest, and Mr. Wilderman counsels potential investors to have an investment time frame of no less than six months.

A time frame of months or less than a year is typical for naturalistic or experimental studies of change under non-ordinary conditions, whereas stability reference information is scarce related to these time-spans and the parenting of older children.

It affirms the findings of Gallucci et al. [28] that deep-sea nematodes have the ability to respond within a time frame of a few days (or less).

To me, the recurring time frame of "40 Days & 40 Nights" sounds less like a precise account of events, and more like a nice way of saying "a long time".