Sentence examples for timescale of around from inspiring English sources

Having struggled in the limelight for much of the 1990s, first as an answer looking for a question, then latterly with some significant issues about data reproducibility, ancient DNA seems more recently to have found itself very much at home in facilitating comparisons between current and past populations, with a timescale of around the past 50,000 to 100,000 years.

She explained that, once the airport was in public ownership, there would be a detailed business case made which would include levels of investment and a timescale on turning around its fortunes.

She explained that, once the airport was in public ownership, there would be a detailed business case made that would include levels of investment and a timescale on turning around its fortunes.

But what's the timescale of remembrance?

This is the timescale of living biochemistry.

The timescale of switching is seconds.

We were surprised by the timescale of weeks," added Jones.

Hierarchical ordering of areas by timescale of reward memory.

This is the timescale of chemical reactions at the molecular level — the timescale of vibrations and nuclear motions.

This occurs on a timescale of about 200 femtoseconds.

Do we have a good idea of the timescale of this response?