Sentence examples for as time span from inspiring English sources

Time at risk was defined as time span between admission and new colonization with XDR-PA for cases, and as time span between admission and the last XDR-PA negative screening culture during hospitalisation for controls.

The users at this step configure specific parameters such as time-span of simulation, trace generation, and the frequency of data.

Therefore, we tested several different combinations of donor and recipient mouse strains as well as the time span for CAF development.

Next, the direct temperature rise after stopping the grinding process as well as the time span necessary to reach the basic temperature in the ground pulp positions were recorded.

The response seemed to be very delicately regulated as the time span between down- and up-regulations was as short as 2 h (CASP3, PIH 1.5 – 3.5).

We viewed the stroke and the subsequent death as one unit regardless of the time span as long as death took place during hospital stay as a consequence of the acute stroke.

Moreover, PACU length was not defined as the time span until the defined Aldrete score had been reached, but rather as when the patient left the PACU, which might have been affected by logistic issues.

However, the discrepancy with respect to Ku80 between the studies is not clearly understood but may be related to differences in treatment type, intracavitary vs EBRT, or to the effect of chemotherapy, which was given to half of the patients in the study of Shintani et al (2003) Moreover, differences in tumour type as well as in the time span between end of RT and surgery may contribute.

As the time span is limited in simulations, the cooling rate can be high enough to get amorphous germanium.

Delay is referred to as the time span between the packet sent from a sensor node and packet received at the sink node.

The main variable of interest in this section is the parking duration (PD), defined as the time span a vehicle remains parked while performing a delivery/pick-up.