Sentence examples for timeframe in the order from inspiring English sources

Staff who are planning for curricular conversion to standard PBL need to set a timeframe in the order of years to allow sufficient time for designing the curriculum, constructing the PBL problems and educating the staff in medical pedagogy and PBL skills.

The EU6d Emission Regulation requires Real Driving Emissions as an additional type approval requirement within the 2017 - 2020 timeframe in order to take into account the influence of the road profile, the ambient conditions and the traffic situation as well as the behavior of the driver.

The NSW Ministry of Health (at that time the Department of Health) developed a series of initiatives within a very short timeframe, in order to respond to the deadlines imposed by the COAG planning process.

"We now have clear commitments from the European Commission for a review clause with a precise timeframe, in order to bring down the maximum emission values to the levels which were agreed upon by co-legislators.

The dependent variable in the regression analyses was the number of years a respondent was willing to give up from the 10 year timeframe in order to regain full health, calculated by subtracting the TTO answer from 10. Remaining SLE was calculated by subtracting the actual age of the respondent from expected age of death.

For example, some included articles that were published outside the proposed timeframe in order to incorporate seminal papers that were judged to still shape thinking about frailty in their field.

We used the 6-month timeframe in order to guarantee a minimum period of noise exposure before the diagnosis of hypertension.

Another challenge is building data acquisition and analysis pipelines that are fast enough to provide actionable information in clinically relevant timeframes (often on the order of days), and sufficiently accurate for regulatory approval and for acceptance by clinicians and patients.

Another difficulty is the need for a forecast to include a timeframe in order to be accurate.

We chose this comparatively short timeframe in order to balance our objective of performing a conservative analysis (in light of the fact that follow-up data are currently available for only 3 years), against the typical requirement that model-based assessments of therapies for chronic conditions employ a long-term or even lifetime perspective.

Our tendency is to set the bar extremely high on what we will achieve, while assigning an impractical timeframe in order to achieve it.