Sentence examples for timespan before from inspiring English sources

The team compared rates of LARC insertions in this population for the 30 business days before and after Nov. 8, 2015, with that same timespan before and after Election Day on Nov. 8, 2016.

Additionally, the dilution rate was checked manually by measuring the mass of the harvest outflow within a timespan of one hour before sampling.

This may not have identified all people who should have been excluded: some may have had admissions for these exclusion conditions before or after the timespan covered by the record-linkage study.

They found that, while the White Sea assemblage had the most species, there was no significant difference in disparity between the three groups, and concluded that before the beginning of the Avalon timespan these organisms must have gone through their own evolutionary "explosion", which may have been similar to the famous Cambrian explosion.

The health problem may have appeared within the timespan of these two weeks, or may have started before but continued during at least part of the 2-week recall period [ 24].

Never before have so many important drugs gone generic in such a short timespan.

As this blog has noted before, not since Caxton and Gutenberg has the printed word experienced so much change in so short a timespan.

This points overwhelmingly to the shorter timespan, since it is unlikely that different panels would come from the same tree and remain in Jan's studio for a full decade, before being used in different sections of the same painting.

Most people take out annuities long before 75, because at that point their life expectancy falls to close to 10 years, and they would struggle to find an annuity rate that would pay out as much as their capital over that timespan.

The average timespan for a manager in England's professional game is currently 13 months.

Marlon James's third novel is epic: hefty in grammes, timespan, ambition and structure.