Sentence examples for variability in the time span from inspiring English sources

Variation of progesterone values (15.9-41.0 nmol/L) between bitches was probably due to inconsistency in pre-ovulatory follicle luteinisation [ 36] as well as to the variability in the time span between the pre-ovulatory LH-surge and ovulation, which has been shown to range from 24 to more than 96 hours [ 19].

The screening of populations varying in the frequency of endophyte infection could be used as a way to find variability in the time-span of local coevolution between the host plant and the fungal endophyte.

Foscan® accumulation in the Golgi apparatus was further mapped in the time span of 3 24 h.

Seventeen patients with malignant melanoma died in the time span between diagnosis and survey contact.

In addition, the time span for bead internalization and phagosomal acidification measured using this approach spanned the same time regime determined from the measurements in the previous section.

Therefore, we also developed prediction formulas in which the time span of LSS is less relevant.

But, in human terms, the time span is very different.

The second time span concept divides the sample into physicians who worked as a junior or senior physician in a university hospital during the time span and those not working there over the time span (lower section of Table  3).

Diagnostic delay is defined as the time span (in weeks) from first symptoms to IBD diagnosis.

The time span variables (total time span and during time span) for working in a university hospital are dummy variables.

In this study, 1986–1998 was the time span chosen for analyses.