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Discover Ludwig"week time frame" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a specific period of time lasting one week or less in duration. For example, "We're looking to get this project completed in a two-week time frame."
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In our capstone class, we use a process known as design thinking to carefully complete their business model canvas over a three week time frame.
There was also a tendency for placebo response rates to fall over the 2-6 week time frame.
Our goal was to enrol 50 patients on each of the participating units in an eight week time frame.
Measurements were performed after an overnight fast, within a 2 week time frame before or after the clamp test.
Therefore, in this experiment, we applied −50 kPa for 15 minutes, 4 times per day over a 4 week time frame.
Quality of life is measured using the Short Form-36v2 tool (acute 1 week time frame) and the EQ-5D tool as one combined survey.
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ETO, RFGD plasma sterilized and EtOH disinfected samples showed similar changes in Mw and mass over the 8-week time frame.
Of course, the holiday season is the other critical movie time, with a seven-week time frame that accounts for about 18% of yearly grosses.
The one-week time frame was chosen partly because of the challenges of scaling such a feature, but also because it's the most critical period to track.
It's pretty difficult to make things happen in that two-week time frame -- particularly that two-week time frame".
Falling within the six to nine-week time frame, she opts to use the abortion pill which will loosen the fetus from the uterine wall.
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