Sentence examples for time span available from inspiring English sources

Soil age, on the contrary, seems not be an essential factor, since only a short time is required to reach a steady state in SOC in comparison to the time span available for soil formation on the different geomorphic surfaces.

Individuals would indeed have a longer time span available to travel and potentially spread the disease while carrying an infection.

The poor modelling of the SV above SH degree 8 is to be expected given the limited time span of available Swarm and observatory magnetic field vector data.

This is imputable to a publication bias that is detected and to the fact that more sophisticated methods and more controls can be used once a sufficient time span is available.

To date, virtually all measurements of leaf pollen deposition both direct measurements of pollen deposition on leaves and indirect measurements (other acceptors, technical instruments, proxy parameters)—have been obtained by non-standardised methods that differ in methodology, time span and available background information on the quantity of pollen shedding.

The accumulated duration of the occupied periods (thus the equivalent time span of the available data) was 336.8 days.

The time span with drug available for each prescription was calculated assuming the standard frequency of intake and the prescribed dosing regimen (ie, 2 or 4 weeks), and the date of exposure ending of each dispensation was established accordingly.

If data were not available for the complete time frame, the largest available time span was selected for analysis.

According to the survey, 48 enterprises met the criteria; the longest time span of credit data available was six years (2003 2008), and there were 153 sample points.

This technique determines the time-varying Okun's coefficient ( {widehat{beta}}_{it} ) for country i at year t by using all observations over the available time span and assigning greater weights to those observations closest to the reference year.

However, available time span during daytime is much shorter than that of nighttime due to interchange periods between cooling and heating cycles in the morning and in the evening.