Sentence examples for timeframe with which from inspiring English sources

But, I do not have patience for the style, tone, or timeframe with which the University has selected to express their position.

However, the use of G-CSF shortened the timeframe with no myelopoiesis, which may have been inadequate for the total clearance of plasma proHNPs in this patient.

Log will take you to the numbers with which you've interacted within a set timeframe (each phone is different about how long it'll retain numbers that weren't stored).

Linklater has explored the passage of time and the phenomenon of ageing on camera in the Before… trilogy, the creation and timeframe of which intertwines with that of Boyhood.

The large genetic divergence between the two Santa Cruz populations is in line with the timeframe in which saddleback morphology has arisen in other tortoise populations.

Our clearance period compares favourably with the observed window of time during which the risk for a recurrent hip fracture is highest [ 24, 25], and is consistent with the timeframe during which the risk of readmission is high [ 43, 44].

There were no significant spatio-temporal clusters of high rates of pneumonia found to predate or coincide with the timeframe during which there was widespread respiratory disease in finisher pigs in the province [ 1- 6, 40].

We were also able to account for the change in HbA1c, as a predictor for treatment pattern change using the HbA1c associated with the timeframe in which the change occurred, in a simpler way than if survival analyses were used only considering one outcome at a time.

What if companies were created with a clear charter of building a specific network, with a given timeframe, after which there is an orderly transfer of power?

For rice it was reported that a transcriptional up-regulation of genes takes place at 16 hours after inoculation with M. oryzae, a timeframe at which the fungus had formed germ tubes and appressoria [ 1].

We therefore utilised two look-back periods, with five years being the longest timeframe over which we had data for all of the women.