Sentence examples for timeframes as from inspiring English sources

This may indicate ethical committee approval timeframes, as well as institutional approvals at site level.

Future Brazilian studies should include more recent timeframes, as well as additional information about HAART uptake and treatment adherence.

Indigenous people have made clear their preference for longer timeframes as well as less individualistic, unilateral decision-making processes concerning research participation [ 47].

A subset of 14 genes, found to be prognostic for breast cancer, was used to generate a metastasis score (MS) to quantify risk for individuals at different timeframes as well as dichotomize samples into high and low risk groups.

This reduces the urgency for organ retrieval and supports such timeframes as are frequently encountered in daily clinical practice.

Still fronting for TEPCO and the Japanese government running news briefs about clean-up timeframes as if TEPCO was essentially doing a mop up operation?

"We have identified several city-owned sites and are assessing them to see in what timeframe – as soon as possible – we can create a centre that conforms with UN and HCR conditions," the Socialist mayor said, adding she expected the camp to open "in the next four to six weeks".

"There is a lot of work to be done and in a short timeframe as well".

Matherson says that eventually the company will launch its own student loan marketplace (coming in April) and is working on credit cards that should roll out in the April timeframe, as well.

As a heterosexual man, I can only imagine how frustrating it is given the arbitrary nature of both the 12-month timeframe as well as the fact that other groups with similar risk factors are not barred from donating blood, either explicitly by policy or in practice.

Maize (Huidan-4) was grown in the usual timeframe, as above.