Sentence examples for timescale still from inspiring English sources

If the molecular bases of DNA damage and repair mechanisms that control these genetic instabilities at the cellular level are well described [ 1, 2], the biophysical forces and selection constraints at work on an evolutionary timescale still need to be fully understood.

Nevertheless, as the thermal timescale is still orders of magnitude larger than the diffusion timescale, we expect the luminosity due to this excess energy to be limited by the former.

If all this can be done, it could take a while and the timescale issue still remains key.

For this reason, synchronization on the ST timescale is still hypothesized, although it is likely to be less significant than the one found on the LT timescale.

Our current understanding of collective encoding of information and the relevant timescales is still limited.

These deep subseafloor cell division timescales are still relatively rapid compared to the situation that could exist in the martian subsurface.

Mr Assange said he believed when he first arrived at the embassy that it could take between six months and two years to resolve his case - a timescale he believes still remains.

In total, more than £10m has been spent, and there is still no timescale for the publication of the final report – which Sir John initially aimed to complete by the end of 2010.

Still, the timescale of host interactions for nonretroviral RNA viruses (including those viruses with NIRVs) remains poorly studied.

Though the neo-Y is degenerating at a breakneck pace on an evolutionary timescale, selection pressures are still felt (Genome Biology and Evolution 10.1093/gbe/evr103).

No matter how imprecise, our timescale for metazoan diversification still indicates a mismatch between the fossil evidence used to calibrate the molecular clock analyses and the resulting divergence time estimates.