There are several factors: The six-week time span over which Line of Duty aired was crucial.
"Let's face it: The president's campaign depends upon him -- over the course of time, not in a one-week time span -- showing that the situation in Iraq is improving, that we are winning, and we do have a strategy to get out," he said.
"You might have a three-week time span to do a piece of work," Adams explains, "and if your line manager is checking you each day to find out your progress – well, you might not do anything for two weeks: you might be mulling it over in your head".
As shown in Figure 1(A), after the filtering most users have been observed between 10 and 1,000 times during a two-week time span.
Each set contains ∼300,000 mobility traces for a two-week time span; a mobility trace contains the cell tower IDs and time stamps of calls and text messages made by one anonymized customer.
The ten sessions of core treatment for the third experimental group receiving cooperative learning strategies also took place in the five-week time span each week embracing two sessions of 90 min.
The ten sessions of core treatment for the first experimental group receiving learning and thinking strategies took place in the five-week time span each week embracing two sessions of 90 min.
The four-week time span is somewhat of a sweet spot between the full-season and daily games.
Over a 4-week time span the control group (saline-injected infracted animals), exhibited a 50% increase (2.80±0.2 mm to 4.2±0.2 mm) of the left ventricular internal diastolic diameter (LVIDd, Fig. 6a) and an 84% increase (1.63±0.2 mm to 3.0±0.3 mm) of the left ventricular internal systolic diameter (LVIDs, Fig. 6b).
At fast walking speed all gait measurements had ICC's above 0.89 except base of support (ICC = 0.79), Spatial-temporal gait measurements demonstrate good to excellent test-retest reliability over a one-week time span.
