Sentence examples for useful timeframe from inspiring English sources

As the network load increases, buffers start to fill up and messages are dropped or are not forwarded in a useful timeframe, leading to a decreased delivery ratio.

Its main advantage is the cheap, rapid microbiological isolation of M. tuberculosis from CSF and the potential to perform DST within a clinically useful timeframe.

The 16-day cycle on which Landsat images are acquired for a specific area does not afford researchers the opportunity to compare multiple images within a useful timeframe.

The lengthy period, typically 2 3 months, necessary for CTL culture makes their generation post-diagnosis difficult in a clinically useful timeframe.

The coordination of primordium production with leaf appearance is such that the latter provides a useful timeframe for analysing the former (Kirby, 1990; Brooking and Jamieson, 2002), especially when current leaf number is expressed using the decimal Haun stage (HS; Haun, 1973) to give more precision – effectively defining 'developmental time'.

The most useful reporting timeframes appear to be daily, 2 6 times/week, 1 time/week and 1 time/month.

The meeting was opened by Richard Whitby (University of Southampton, Dial-a-Molecule PI) who set the scene for the following two days, by describing the vision of the Dial-a-Molecule Grand Challenge: "In 20 40 years, scientists will be able to deliver any desired molecule, within a timeframe useful to the end-user, using safe, economically viable and sustainable processes".

In a previous study, we explored the logistics of measuring mitochondrial respiration that fits in an analytical timeframe useful to identify clinical abnormalities and we also found that clinically significant CO poisoning resulted in a decrease in key parameters of mitochondrial respiration regardless of the carboxyhemoglobin (COHb) level [8].

While cimetidine inhibition of tubular creatinine secretion improves GFR estimates [ 37, 40], this may interfere with other drug excretion and is probably not useful in the timeframe of AKI.

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Shorter timeframes (e.g., 3 months) are difficult to relate, whilst studies specifying no timeframe lack useful case definition.