Sentence examples for to a timescale from inspiring English sources

The genetic information itself gives relative ages, which are translated into real time by reference to a timescale established by early ape and monkey fossils.

Miliband's team argue that the least likely way they can achieve this is with a bunch of London-based policy wonks hammering away on their laptops to a timescale set by the media and the coalition.

The French energy giant said the first phase of construction would be launched "very soon", but failed to commit to a timescale or confirm whether it had funding in place – casting doubt on the future of the project.

During deswelling (shrinking), the hydrogel loses 95 wt% water in 1 min, compared to a timescale for the corresponding cross-linked copolymers prepared by conventional methods of about 5 h for 50 wt% water loss.

Furthermore, acute modulation of ARC firing rates even occurred down to a timescale of approximately 1 s.

Rapid equilibrium amounts to a timescale separation, which uncouples the dynamics of the interactions in solution from those on DNA.

The coroner John Leckey, in a letter to the solicitor, was unable to give a timescale for the Kingsmill inquest due to workload and others issues.

To estimate the relative contribution of measurement noise to observed variation and to establish a timescale for expression fluctuations we tested the dynamic response of subpopulations isolated from the clone.

This distance appears to be just at the limit of distances between the centers that exchange electrons within micro- to milliseconds, a timescale generally considered to be catalytically-relevant [4].

Italy did to put a timescale on Parisse's return to fitness.

There appears to be no panacea when attempting to assemble a timescale for bacterial evolution.