The phrase "a remainder time" is not correct and not commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the remaining time available for a task or event, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We have a limited amount of time left, so let's focus on what we can accomplish in the remainder time."
Alternatives: "remaining time" or "leftover time".
Two blocks consist of two-three weeks of night shifts as team leader of an NYPH inpatient unit, with a remainder of time in ambulatory clinics.
38 (8.5 %) patients died in the remainder time of their hospitalization.
For the remainder time of the 15 s group, the participants also remained seated.
A remainder vests if, at the time it is created, the remainderman exists and is ascertainable, and no condition need first occur to identify him.
(A mixed fraction is a whole number and a fraction combined, like 1 2/3. ) First divide the numerator 14 by 9. 9 goes into 14 one time, with a remainder of 5, so you should write out your reduced fraction out as: 1 5/9 ("one and five ninths").
Much of the K.K.R.'s good fortune came late in the quarter and from one deal: Walgreen's agreement to buy a 45 percent stake in Alliance Boots of Britain for $6.7 billion, with an agreement to buy the remainder over time.
Brown gave Vale hope with a smart shot on the turn, but Cardiff survived the remainder of time added on to advance to the third round, where they will entertain Bournemouth.
The remainder were "time series" variables such as vital signs and laboratory test results and were recorded multiple times throughout the 48 hour period.
The majority of studies used a third-party payer perspective, and approximately half evaluated lifetime costs and benefits; the remainder evaluated time horizons from 10 to 50 years.
As we reported yesterday, nearly every investor opted to sell just under half of their stock now and commit to selling the remainder over time.
