Sentence examples for two different timeframes from inspiring English sources

The two different primes create a sense of two different timeframes that never quite get in sync.

Thus, published retrospective comparisons were done in two different timeframes of AF ablation.

In his book "How Buildings Learn" (Brand 1995), Steward Brand identifies six different timeframes that should be analysed to understand how a building changes during its lifetime.

One could list several reasons why full-blown quantitative easing (QE) cannot save the euro.Below I outline three, each working at different timeframes.First, in the short term falling oil prices are likely to cause a further round of deflationary pressure.

Early anchor: differences between baseline and 2nd week follow up, and 2. Late anchor: differences between 2nd week and 4th week follow up), we were able to estimate MID using two anchors with different timeframe.

One reason for this could be due to the use of different timeframes for the two measures: lifetime for depression and old age for suicidal behaviour.

"We discussed different timeframes in our internal discussions from six months to three years, but without acceptance by the security council for the need for a deadline any time frame is meaningless".

For example, the different timeframes for health sector reform across the three counties was quite different, since South Africa was only able to commence reforms after the demise of apartheid in 1994.

Furthermore, owing to the different timeframes and the limited scope of the hair analysis, the extent of a possible overlap between the two subsets of positives is unknown, hence the two prevalence rates (13.4 % and 12) cannot be combined for a lifetime prevalence estimate.

The scope and price can also be further reduced to suit different timeframes and budgets.

Each source has distinct characteristics – they require different levels of resource to exploit them and have different timeframes to deliver a result.