The phrase "after a time from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear and may confuse readers, as it combines elements that do not typically work together in standard English usage.
Example: "After a time from our last meeting, I realized the importance of our discussions."
Alternatives: "after a while" or "after some time".
This table also displays the values of α obtained after having deleted one item at a time from each domain.
Among cancer patients exposed to IV bisphosphonate therapy, 128 (3.2%) developed AF/flutter after a median time from index of 335 days and a medium time from latest treatment of 63 days.
After a time, she deduced from the sheer frequency of his attentions that his interest must be romantic, but this was not apparent in his behavior.
All these have effect in the case of an inverted pendulum without feedback control, where the pendulum terminates the oscillation after a time defined mainly from its damping.
His family is left destitute and, after a time, seek aid from various charity organizations.
During the follow-up, 618 patients with relapsing onset (38.4%) had converted to secondary progressive phase, after a median time from multiple sclerosis clinical onset of 16.0 years (14.7 17.3) and at a median age of 40.4 years (39.3 41.4).
Most of these systems are based on polymer solutions that after a given time from low-viscosity liquids turn to strong or weak gels depending on their formulations, which are the basis of most water shut-off treatments.
Relapse/progression occurred in 39/58 (67%) patients after a median time from diagnosis of 15 months (range 6 49 months).
The maximum rate of TAT generation and TAT levels tended to be higher in patients whose blood was drawn after a longer time from pain onset only in the DM group (r = 0.38; P = 0.1 for both).
The accumulation of Nrf2 into the nucleus was slow and, after a time delay, its expulsion from the nucleus was relatively rapid.
