Sentence examples for assessing time to from inspiring English sources

The benefits from the lower Da values are more significant than the disbenefits from the reduction in CT when assessing time to corrosion initiation.

They conducted a post-hoc sub analysis on 120 euthymic bipolar patients, assessing time to recurrence in patients undergoing group psychoeducation in relation to course of their illness.

We used the standard approach of censoring patients with prior opposite pole episodes in assessing time to depressive/mood elevation recurrence (Tohen et al. 1990).

We used the standard approaches of censoring patients with mood elevation prior to depressive recurrence in assessing time to depressive recurrence, and censoring patients with depressive prior to mood elevation recurrence in assessing time to mood elevation recurrence (Perlis et al. 2006).

In studies assessing time to sputum-culture conversion, diabetic patients seem to take longer time to achieve culture negativity.

Trial designs assessing time to disease progression such as the randomised discontinuation model (Rosner et al, 2002) may be more sensitive to a biological effect.

We propose an experimental design and graphical analysis that allow for assessing time-to-mutation and dose response concordance, thereby optimizing the potential for in vivo mutation data to inform the choice of the quantitative model used in cancer risk assessment.

One-year mortality was analyzed via logistic regression because we were not able to observe patients' disease start or first ever dialysis treatment for assessing time-to-death.

The differences between the two estimated cumulative incidence curves were extremely small, suggesting that it is not necessary to account for the competing risks when assessing time-to-IBTR and DSS (data not shown).

"This grant has given me time, time to assess, time to reflect on where I want to go artistically, which is something I haven't really had in the last 19 years".

Kaplan-Meier analysis was used to assess time to augment or switch to a next-step class of therapy.