Sentence examples for with a time span of from inspiring English sources
This historical earthquake catalogue covered the time period from the twenty third century B.C. to 1911 A.D., with a time span of more than 4100 years.
This recommended gradient approach especially applies for the case of detecting coseismic gravitational changes with a time span of limited length (e.g., a few months or even only 1 month after the earthquake).
Single-dose simulations were performed with a time span of 240 h and multidose simulations were performed with a time span of 480 h.
The exception was for a smoking history with a time span of 40 years or more since first starting smoking.
It may well be that the current definition with a time span of four hours is too short, and therefore the prevalence of dystocia may be overestimated.
In particular, we developed two land use regression models for NO2 in the city of Rome with a time span of 12 years, and compared them in terms of observed and predicted values, exposure predictions, and association with mortality for natural causes in a large cohort of adult residents followed from 2001 to 2006.
If several review publications by the same team of reviewers with the same focus and published within a time span of 3 years were available these were considered as updates unless inclusion criteria for the two versions were clearly different.
However, there are still no published population-based studies in this field with a time span of more than a decade [ 11, 14].
In an attempt to define the role of HAE in the treatment algorithm of such patients, we present the complications, clinical outcome and the quality-of-life assessment in 20 consecutive patients who were treated with HAE over a time span of 17 years.
Lepetz et al. [ 20] observed an increase of reticulated back patterns together with decreasing dispersal, across a time span of 11 years, coupled with rising temperatures in the field.
It is running with annual intervals and for a time span of 100 years (vegetation 50 years).
