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The timescale has a peak at pH ≃ 7 and decreases in both the acidic and basic regions.

A challenge for tissue engineers is to select a suitable material from which to manufacture a temporary porous, permeable scaffold such that it is biocompatible, degradable over an appropriate timescale, has a structure that can maintain an increasing density of cells and has acceptable mechanical properties.

To do that, Timescale has raised $12.4 million in a new round of financing led by Benchmark Capital, with NEA and Two Sigma Ventures participating, with Benchmark's Peter Fenton joining the startup's board of directors.

The linkage between sea-ice production and bottom/intermediate water on a longer timescale has just begun to be discussed.

A comparable timescale has also been estimated by some mitogenomic analyses [ 50], and is more consistent with patterns in the fossil record [ 44],[ 51]-[ 53] than the early Mesozoic acanthomorph radiation implied by other studies.

Analysis of large magnitude eruptions over this timescale has shown that this is an insufficient amount of time for adequate sampling of the largest eruptions (M>6.5) (Deligne et al., 2010).

The Scotland international missed two months last term with a broken toe and no timescale has been put on his return.

The timescale has moved from the first 100 days to 'this autumn' and then 'in a few months' time'.

No timescale has been set for his review of maternity pay and rights.

The timescale has not been met and Mancini feels he "can be disappointed about this".

" The competition timescale has already slipped and to get it back on track the award needs to be made soon".