Sentence examples for timeframe days from inspiring English sources

These latter studies, in which the long-term stability of the units was explicitly addressed, were of chronic implants, but seizure monitoring is necessarily in the acute/subacute timeframe (days to weeks).

In addition, we examined three mutually exclusive durations of current exposure within the two year exposure timeframe (≤120 days, 121-365 dand, and 366-730 days).

We received 524 of the 546 responses expected within an acceptable timeframe (40 days for test #1, and 28 days for test #2).

The scaffolds showed sustained release of ketoprofen (37 °C, pH 7.4) in the timeframe of days with faster release rate in the case of scaffolds containing starch aerogels.

The magnitude of this difference is almost half of the timeframe (60 days) recommended to trigger interventions for delayed sputum culture conversion noted above.

We suspect a convenient timeframe (in days) between primary tumor inoculation and initiation of therapy favored effector responses in successful outcomes (immune-mediated tumor regression), and regulatory/immune suppression (tolerogenic) at later time points in animals that experienced disease progression.

Fig. 6 Graph representing Observed Announcements and Expected Announcements within the timeframe of 41 days.

The team set the unit's timeframe at 10 days and knew if they entertained too many ideas during their time together they might not accomplish what they set out to do.

In particular, we established the following research targets at the beginning of the project: (1) enable extended-range forecasts for a timeframe of 10 30 days, for better simulations of intra-seasonal oscillations (ISO) and (2) enable projection of tropical cyclones.

Results are show for the timeframe of 0 34 days, which produced smallest errors.

After a timeframe of 2 days only, I noticed that >70% of the experimental plants outside habitat patches carried eggs.