Sentence examples for bringing the time from inspiring English sources

It is correct that bringing the time of diagnosis forward should result in a lower incidence in the age group 70 74, and we plan to look at this effect for Copenhagen and Fyn.

Instant distribution means bringing the time-lag for distributing a scientific paper around the world down to 1 day, or less.

Steck brought the time down to 2 hours 47 minutes.

In 2008, she mounted a campaign to bring the time limit down to 20 weeks.

Teachers in both disciplines will be referring to the events going on in each others' classes as a way to bring the time period more alive for them.

Some devices are in the pipeline that would bring the time and cost of genetically mapping a virus down to seconds, at a cost of about 50 cents.

This means that the displacement along the string across the suspension spacing brings the time delay and the phase lead in the string's transverse deflection.

Each new algorithm brought the time bound one step closer to linearity and finally Karger, Klein and Tarjan proposed the only known expected linear-time method.

If mammography screening brings the time of diagnosis forward, incidence in the age group 70 74 years should decline.

Abouelhoda et al. [ 5] show that using an additional table alongside the suffix array and LCP array can bring the time further down to, completely removing the dependency on the text size.

While figuring all this out may take 3 hours, these instructions should bring the time down to 45 minutes.