The time span of the offers varies by country.
The time span of the experiment is only one year.
The time span of the study ran from 2005 through 2009.
It had its own earlier history, of which virtually nothing can be inferred, and it was, of course, very recent in relation to the time span of human language itself.
The time span of mortality assessment was also registered.
Variations were of course great, over an entire continent and a time span of about 1000 years.
The fact that these correlations do decrease over the span of the course, however, is heartening.
While in the case of R6/2 mice, we chose time points that span the course of the disease, for the HdhQ150/Q150 we instead focussed on young mice, asking how soon aggregate structures can be detected, but also included mice at end-stage disease for comparison with late-stage R6/2.
Commissioned by the hotel, the rest of whose interior was designed by Gabellini Shepard Associates, Yorgos' new pieces feature the artist's work projected onto two massive light sculptures, with animations timed to span the course of, as Highgate Holdings, the firm behind Row NYC put it, "A New York City day.
Suhrawardi composed most of his treatises over a very short span of time, most probably during the course of about ten years.
It would also reproduce the natural history of the disease in terms of a prolonged and sporadic time span for development, with the variability in course that is characteristic of human cancer.
