Sentence examples for time span proportion from inspiring English sources
Representing narrative patient history with conventional timeline representation (i.e., representing point/interval events as a point and time span proportion as time length) comes with specific problems.
The model can therefore be used to estimate the proportion of a mortality decline (or increase) over a certain time span that might be attributed to specific treatments or risk factor changes.
Because we consider only a short time span, the population size is considered constant and we can refer to the proportion of people in each class rather than the number in the class in the standard way.
The significantly increased initial slope of the fluorescence transient (MO) and decreased average redox state of QA −/QA in the time span from 0 to tFM (Sm/tFM) (Fig. 5b) in mid-veins also demonstrate that mid-veins have a higher proportion of closed RCs of PSII (Chen and Cheng 2009).
The time span is significant.
Here, somehow, the time span feels short.
The time span is 150 years.
The time span of the offers varies by country.
The time span suggested a possible identity for the corpses.
"For what time span?" He said a week.
