Sentence examples for time scale needed from inspiring English sources

Most artificial reef (AR) studies have examined the early colonization stages of benthic communities, while only a few have monitored the development of AR communities beyond the initial successional phases and evaluated the time scale needed for such development.

Although other methods of data collection, such as focus group, interviews or observations, were also considered, the questionnaire method was selected as best for the project in terms of the shortest time scale needed for data collection and analysis and the lowest budget required.

However, given the more extended time scale needed to derive these mice with FLAG-tagged Esrp1 this analysis will need to be performed in future investigations.

However, for viability, fast charging at this time scale needs to also occur at a price that is acceptable to consumers.

The results are rather insensitive towards the MMC specific modelling parameters but the modelling of the mixing time scale needs to be adapted to achieve consistency between the flame propagation speed predicted by the artificially thickened flame model and the flame dynamics predicted by MMC.

It is proposed that the long time scales needed for entanglement reorganization in the glass are responsible for this delayed recovery.

They can't be studied in a lab; in the field the variables are so many and the time scales needed to tease out trends are so long that ecologists are left with little ecosystem-wide experimental data.

We explain how this method combined with PSE can be used to design and enact complex technological change at the size and time scales needed to transform a global manufacturing operation.

While experiments can also reach realistic values of Re, simulations cannot resolve the wide range of length and time scales needed to capture such turbulent flows, and thus, simulations generally introduce unrealistically large viscosities in order to suppress turbulence and render the flow amenable to simulation (see Fig. 1).

The net benefit to the atmosphere of forest bioenergy use is affected by many factors, and future research should further assess which sustainable wood-based bioenergy strategies yield the greatest net greenhouse gas benefits over the different time scales needed for post-disturbance forest recovery.

A government-endorsed report into child protection, written by Lord Laming, has recommended that "realistic time scales need to be applied to ensure that a child is not subjected to long-term neglect".