Sentence examples for timescale from the date of from inspiring English sources

The FSA said that, in most cases, deadlines included a six-year timescale from the date of sale for customers to complain.

A spokesman for the prisons and probation ombudsman, which investigates deaths in prison, said: "Our timescale to issue our initial report which goes off to Noms [National Offender Management Service], the coroner and, if they want it, the family, is 26 weeks from the date of her death.

These periods were chosen to correspond to the typical timescales of these patient pathways, and to take account of cancer registration rules, which preferentially define the date of diagnosis from pathological confirmation.

The timescale estimates are based on the dating of the divergence of Myotis with multigenic molecular analyses and at least two internal fossil calibrations [ 16, 17].

This timescale comes directly from the timescale of degradation of E and T that we set in our equations to be one cell generation.

We also demonstrate that currently available relaxed-clock models are inadequate for accommodating the TDRP; using them to infer evolutionary timescales can severely bias the date estimates especially when rate-calibrating nodes are of similar timescales.

The timescale and date for the transfer of ownership is yet to be announced.

The politicians claim the Ryder Cup has concentrated minds and provided a 10-year timescale for regeneration from the winning of the bid in 2001.

The timescale used was number of days between date of randomisation and date of fracture.

The fourth and most powerful timescale is the 'cosmic timescale', namely the period of time from the beginning to the end of the universe.

(And, at the other end of the timescale, salutes the success of Grand Theft Auto).