Sentence examples for timescale later from inspiring English sources

Questionnaires were left on the wards for self-completion and collected by the site researchers at an agreed timescale later.

The definitions of these timescales are described later.

Plotting the reaction time of 1 to 2.5 ms against the natural logarithm of the absorption reveals the first-order behaviour for later timescales (Fig.  9b).

In 1927 he proposed the Pecos classification system, a regional archaeological timescale widely used by later workers in the Pueblo region.

Consequently, the old model predicted increasing oscillations, first at short timescales (ATP, TCA variables in Figure 4) and later at long timescales (growth), until an instability occurred at day 95.

But to do it convincingly is a tall order that would need a much broader conceptual and geographical framework than Mr Starr's.In his later chapters the timescale shortens and the policy detail grows denser as Mr Starr limits himself in effect to the contemporary United States.

Long timescales are localized to nodes early in the network while nodes later in the network show intermediate timescales.

However, the 25-year-old must wait until later in the month before a timescale for his return can be determined.

Runoff polls will be held 15 days later, and if they follow a similar timescale, a successor to outgoing president Hamid Karzai may not be confirmed until as late as July.

On the basis of these results, we assign the initial excited state (present over picosecond timescales) to photoexcited singlets and the one emerging at later times to triplets.

Assuming that Meta-Fr does not decay on the experimental timescale, the ratio of Meta-Fr yield between the earlier and later formation would thus be 0.36 0.89, which translates to absolute Φ values of 4.3 and 10.7%, respectively, if total yield is 15%.