Sentence examples for timescale should be from inspiring English sources

This predicted timescale should be considered as the average time for Na+/Na2 release after the IC gates are broken, since the ensemble simulations covering the conformational space were initiated from the hDAT conformation in which the IC gates were destabilized due to PIP2-mediated N-term/IL4 interactions28.

Hotspots therefore seed their own destruction and on the evolutionary timescale should be lost from the population.

This means that the influence of donors (like the UK's DFID) which tends to focus on a specific sector and have a shorter timescale, should be secondary to those of the country as a whole.

Further detailed studies of both the solar and lunar effect on the geomagnetic activity at monthly timescales should be conducted, but this is out of the scope of this study.

Errors in the short timescales should be limited to ensure valid long timescale predictions, but the relevant intracellular variables are usually difficult to measure.

This means that this body of theory could be brought to bear to help understand how social variation in reproductive behaviour is maintained, how it respond to changes in the environmental context, and how and over what timescale interventions should be evaluated.

This short-timescale variability should be observable with high-cadence observations.

The timescale should also be appropriate.

Yesterday the RSA president, Penny Egan, worried that the GLA has not understood the timescale, said: "The next piece should be under way already, in my view".

The MSPs, who have been scrutinising the Housing (Scotland) Bill, said that timescale was too long and should be accelerated.

On a timescale beyond four years, the focus should be on the application and validation of multiscale models in the clinic.