Sentence examples for timeframe is that from inspiring English sources

The rationale for the one-year timeframe is that interval cancers have been described in patients being examined every two or three years, probably in part because the precursor lesion for CRC in Lynch syndrome – the adenoma – progresses through the adenoma-carcinoma sequence more rapidly than a sporadic adenoma.

The only statement in the RACGP guideline that includes a timeframe is that the first routine immunisation for a newborn should be at six to eight weeks.

"One of the main challenges, besides the timeframe, was that this is a six-minute experience where Björk is in constant transformation," Niklasson says.

This timeframe is comparable with that of [cAMP]i increase in murine β-cells within intact pancreatic islets following elevation of glucose concentration from 3 to 20 mM20.

Foley ties its tardiness to Windows 9, saying that an early 2015 release for touch-Office-for-Windows release could be reasonable, given that that timeframe is….

Whether Iran can swallow that timeframe is one of the big questions.

In places such as Phoenix, I would say that timeframe is 18 months to roughly three years, in Boston, I would say at least four years, and places such as India are even further out than Boston.

That timeframe is consistent with the decadal survey but wildly optimistic with respect to the time it would take NSF, or any federal agency, to conduct such a review.

The film jumps back and forth so much and the timeframe is so scrambled that it's impossible not only to tell who is being duplicitous with whom, but what the hell is going on.

As for commercial space travel, that timeframe is likely to be considerably greater.

"That timeframe was really special to me because people just sort of tried anything to see if it worked and I think that's the last pure moment in American culture".