Sentence examples for a time beyond which from inspiring English sources
The reaction time is optimized for completion of the reaction, and the solution is left to stir for 15 60 min, a time beyond which no major change in the product is observed.
We were unable to identify a time beyond which maintaining NIV may worsen outcome, and we believe that intubation should be decided according to standard criteria regardless of NIV duration.
The timestamp of a record remains valid for a limited time beyond which the DPV of a node becomes invalid and cannot be used for routing.
"There clearly needs to be a statute of limitations for divorce cases – a time limit beyond which a claim cannot be made.
Furthermore, the emulsification results at constant mixing intensity indicate the existence of a dispersed phase viscosity limit for a given agitation time beyond which emulsification becomes impossible.
They form a septum of time beyond which the 1960s can be glimpsed as a sunny lost world.
The officer's account would have challenged a controversial decision by the coroner to set a time limit beyond which dying fans could not have survived.
This specific shape of the hazard indicates that there is a time threshold beyond which the hazard rate of individuals still engaged in the process (travel, in this case) decreases at each date.
This notion is supported by the fact that MRFs expression can be detected ≥120 h post-exercise recovery [27], a time point beyond which increases in muscle protein synthesis after resistance exercise are seen [18], [19].
Logan analysis requires the definition of a time (t*) beyond which the linearity of the plot is assured.
Furthermore, this is of importance because it has been presumed that there may be a time point beyond which disc degeneration will become irreversible [ 24, 25], T2 mapping may provide evidence for us to make sure therapeutic interventions are taken at the early stage before the onset of the degenerative cascade which might no longer be retarded once initiated [ 21].
