Sentence examples for timeframes by from inspiring English sources

They structure the data to ensure it can be usefully queried in appropriate timeframes by all users.

For each outcome we calculated the proportion of patients treated within these timeframes by year and then plotted the 2008-09 rates of all hospital trust separately using funnel plots with 99.8% control limits to identify statistical outliers.

Scatter plots were used to visualise trends in development timeframes by year of UK drug launch, and where relevant, Pearson's correlation coefficient and least-squares linear regression lines were calculated.

Spieth may insist he never had a timeframe by which to target becoming No1 in the world rankings, as he can legitimately do now.

"If we have well defined terms of reference and a clear timeframe – by which we mean the end of the year – we will go into talks," the source said.

It shifted more than 2.8 million copies in its first 24 hours of release compared to the 2.4 million copies sold in the same timeframe by the previous World of Warcraft expansion, The Burning Crusade.

Most of that startling progress came in the 30 years between the mid-1960s and the Asian Financial Crisis of the mid-90s, an impossibly short timeframe by the standards of western development.

The timeframe by which nuclear fusion could become competitive in the energy market has not been adequately studied, nor has roles of the nuclear fusion in energy systems and the environment.

Nothing could be more traditionally "poetic" than to contemplate the changing of the seasons in terms of changing emotional states; but simply by manipulating the timeframe – by having winter arrive with surreal speed – Tranströmer allows us to apprehend both from a fresh perspective.

De Blasio has set a goal for New York to have the cleanest air of any US city by 2030, pledging to cut PM2.5 levels by 50% in this timeframe by adding electric vehicles to the city fleet, phasing in clean sources of electricity and making buildings more energy efficient.

Considering that phosphatidylserine is an 'eat-me' signal for phagocytes, it will be interesting to determine the timeframe by which extracellular release of IL1β and IL-18 precedes efferocytosis of the pyroptotic corpse, and to study the role of phosphatidylserine in this process.