Sentence examples for timeframe assumed from inspiring English sources

A further limitation is that the date of surgery was not included in HMD, so the 30 days post-surgery timeframe assumed that surgery occurred on day one of the hospitalisation.

The timeframe is assumed to be smaller than the disturbance cycle in the specified forest.

Most economic evaluations used a 1-year timeframe and assumed tiotropium had no influence on mortality.

This data indicates that the connection of the Victoria region to the Central Congo ceased, at latest with the closure of the Beni Gap in the Early Pleistocene [ 15] but perhaps earlier [ 1]; a similar timeframe is assumed for the disruption of the Okavango/Upper Zambezi-Congo connection [ 3, 28, 35].

Given the lack of specific data on the combination over longer timeframes, it was assumed that after the initial improvement in glycemic control, the HbA1c would begin to drift upward as it did with metformin and other hypo glycemic agents employed in the UKPDS [ 4, 48].

At sentencing, when all the interested parties have the opportunity to be present and heard, a judge could sentence the accused to both a period of sanction and a timeframe after which, assuming the individual remains crime-free, his or her record will be presumptively expunged.

As these studies have operated on an ecological timeframe, they implicitly assume that ecological differences among species have evolved relatively recently.

The long-term effects described therein cannot be measured due to the program's short timeframe, but may be confidently assumed from the evidence provided in the literature.

The timeframe of anti-VEGF treatments was assumed to be 3 years.

During the timeframe of the simulations (one year), the population was assumed to be constant (no birth, death or migration).

To assess the sensitivity of the results to this assumption, we also assumed, in the sensitivity analysis, a treatment timeframe of 1 year followed by natural decline in BCVA without treatment.