Sentence examples for timescale might from inspiring English sources

"You might be right, the timescale might be impossible," he says.

At any other time, such a timescale might be seen as unsound decision-making that has not taken into account legal, financial and risk considerations.

Collapsing in the sub-microsecond timescale might allow for rapid conformational turnovers of p531-39, necessary for its efficient transactivation activity and modulation.

The exact timescale might be hazy, it all depends on how successful United are under Moyes and how forcefully the new man stamps his personality on the club, but the blueprint is fairly clear.

"I think the communication timescales might be a bit faster than we thought they were between the interior and the surface," Marshall says.

Larger variability in NEE in semi-arid and Mediterranean sites at longer timescales might be related to larger year-to-year variability in soil water availability and drought duration and the length of CUP in these sites.

It remains possible that such recent timescales might be more accessible by studying rapidly evolving microsatellites.

Our observations of similar characteristics at short timescales might suggest that inhibition shares this property (as in Eytan et al., 2003).

Transitions from mutualism to parasitism (and vice versa) that are seen on ecological and evolutionary timescales might be influenced by this source of intra-specific variation, and it would be interesting to explore this possibility in more detail in future work.

Disagreement between mtDNA and nDNA estimates is not directionally consistent, i.e., many mtDNA estimates are older than nDNA counterparts, but there are examples of the opposite pattern [ 13],[ 48],[ 50], and discordant timescales might also arise from other factors that differ between analyses: the selection and placement of calibrations, the clock models applied, and the taxa sampled.

The change in the learning strategy which enables different timescale adaptation might be required in order to effectively reduce the reaching error depending on the training condition.