Sentence examples for time range during which from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, there is a "Do Not Disturb" option in the MailTones preferences which allows you to specify a time range during which notifications should be suppressed.

Give yourself time to come to a decision, as most tests have a range of time during which they can be performed.

Elapsed time means unit time during which sensors move.

Number of independent data points for calculation of regular home ranges and the time period during which they were collected varied between individuals because of predation events, variation in the life span of radio collars, length of field season, and dispersal events.

The resulting outcomes are a range of flood hazard maps that show the locations of inundation and the simulated maximum water depths for a range of return periods covering the time period during which the strategies are evaluated.

The time tpass during which a sender stays in the receiver's communication range d range comm while passing by at an average vehicle speed v can be calculated by t pass = d range comm 2 · v. (12).

Five studies used both the number/percentage of measurements within the predefined range as well as the time during which BGL was within the predefined range.

The professor's Amsterdam cycling story is not of the city's authorities introducing a visionary type of street design and everything proceeding from there, but one arising from the interplay of a range of factors over time, during which cycling policy was never more than "makeshift" and change has been untidily incremental.

The 150 patients had been followed up for a median of 82 months (range, 1 151 months), during which time there were 30 relapses and 15 deaths.

Following surgery, the patients were followed up for an average of 48 months (range: 10 72) during which time 15 deaths occurred.

In the 30 days following a reading of INR >4.0, patients had on average 2.5 INR measurements (range 1 12), during which time approximately 24%% of INR values were <2.0, and 23%% of values were >3.0 (Table  4).