Sentence examples for time frame of observation from inspiring English sources

Whilst able to be assessed over the short-term (years to decades), the longer term behaviour (centuries to millennia) of such landscapes is not within any meaningful human time frame of observation.

This also serves as a model study in the application of combined spectroscopic, optical, and acoustic methods towards understanding crosslinking and degradation phenomena within the same time frame of observation.

While various methods have separately identified these observations, this is the first instance that the in situ chemical, optical, and structural dimensionality of the photodegradation and photocrosslinking phenomena in a thin polymer film is correlated within the same time frame of observation.

Putting it another way, removing 615 advanced adenomas failed to prevent 220 cancers in the time frame of observation.

Many of the monocytes and/or neutrophils that were examined actively migrated along the sinusoids within the time frame of observation, and their velocity was not surprisingly high.

Other limitations include various interpretations of the given criteria [ 4- 10], heterogeneous time frames of observation [ 4- 9], limitation of comparison to changes in sCr not including GFR thresholds [ 4- 6, 8- 10], unknown RRT rates [ 4- 6, 10], and finally the lack of sufficient number of patients to determine relevant differences [ 7, 9, 10].

Pass them out within a reasonable time frame of notice.

The evidence, however, is mixed (Froot and Rogoff 1995); and these inconclusive results have been explained as resulting from (1) the short time frame of the observation windows and (2) the particular exchange rate dynamics of the countries under analysis (e.g., in high-inflation economies, PPP theory appears to hold, while the evidence for normal economies tends to reject this thesis).

However, there is a possibility that meaningful gains may eventually be realized, given a longer time frame for observation.

Although the time necessary for pain assessment has not been determined, after 700 hours of video analysis, we empirically suggest a time frame of 5 minutes would be sufficient for observation of pain-related relevant behaviours in the horse.

Despite the limitations of the study in terms of size and time frame of the sample, our results confirm previous observations that sequencing of the ERDR within the embB gene is not sufficient for rapid detection of EMB resistance and that the codon 306 mutations are not good markers for the prediction of resistance to EMB.