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A goal threshold and timescale were specified for just 1 of the 123 interventions.
Luminescence excitation, emission, and anisotropy spectra as well as the curves of luminescence decay in millisecond timescale were registered with the help of the Cary Eclipse fluorescent spectrophotometer (Varian, Australia).
By the 1840s, the outlines of the geologic timescale were becoming clear, and in 1841 John Phillips named three major eras, based on the predominant fauna of each: the Paleozoic, dominated by marine invertebrates and fish, the Mesozoic, the age of reptiles, and the current Cenozoic age of mammals.
With the advent of multi-electrode recordings, distributed coding started to be more thoroughly investigated [5] but issues related to timescale were not systematically explored.
During the analysis of rotational diffusion tensor and estimation of the rotational correlation time, residues that exhibit either internal flexibility on ps-ns timescale or conformational exchanges on µs-ms timescale were excluded based on the following criteria.
Cox proportional hazards models (Cox, 1972), with time since study entry as the timescale, were used to estimate mortality rate ratios associated with DES exposure.
Timescale is important, he adds.
The timescale is alarmingly tight.
The timescale is tight enough".
But the timescale is alarmingly variable.
