Is the timeframe of three years particularly difficult in the area of livelihoods?
My words were wasted, Owen was: a) far too demob happy for his own good and b) needing a more realistic timeframe of six years rather than six paltry weeks to turn into the student I had in mind.
The study spans a timeframe of nine years.
These theses were condemned as a right-wing deviation by the party (earning him the status of being condemned both as a left-wing and a right-wing dissident within a timeframe of five years).
A one month cycle length was used and the model was run over a timeframe of ten years (the extent of high risk follow-up).
In addition, provincial policy documents were selected from within a timeframe of five years prior to each provincial dissemination phase and throughout the dissemination phase and national documents selected based on major turning points in the Canadian health system and health promotion policy over the last 25 years.
Harrison says most of the projects the lab works on could be commercialized in a relatively short timeframe — of around two years or more — if a company decided it wanted to try to bring one of the ideas to market.
This initiative speeds up the implementation of the Regulation, even though I feel that the timeframes requested by Member States of three and five years are, in some cases, excessive.
Some observers had expected Abbas to go further and set a deadline of three years in his speech to the general assembly, a timeframe senior Palestinian sources say was never on the cards.
The time horizon of five years for surveillance was chosen because this is the timeframe over which virtually all recurrences manifest [ 7], and the majority of surveillance recommendations focus on this five-year horizon [ 12, 15, 16, 40].
