Sentence examples for considered time to from inspiring English sources

Stern el al [4] and Decullier et al [29] also considered time to publication and found that those studies with positive results were published faster than those with negative results (median 4.8 v 8.0 years [4] and HR 2.48 (95% CI 1.36, 4.55) [29], respectively).

In survival models we considered time to first event.

In secondary analyses we considered time to incidence of cardiovascular disease, ischaemic heart disease, and stroke.

De Serpa considered time to be a resource, and hence a commodity.

Physicians (100%) considered time to complete MRA acceptable, 96% rated it as easy/fairly easy to complete.

Assuming that longitudinal binary disease data are available, we considered time to infection as the disease phenotype for our models and we used data augmentation techniques to incorporate the uncertainty regarding unknown infection times into the model.

We also considered time-to-contact parameter for clustering the points and presented the improvement of the performance of clustering by using this parameter.

As this study has considered time-to-event data, the survival analysis technique was carried out, Cox proportional hazards model was fitted, and a life table was used to estimate cumulative probabilities.

Of course, this possibility pivots on whether we consider time to be a principle or a medium, an issue to which the hyphenation "time-based" offers little traction.

We must also consider time to promotion, and access to senior management and leadership roles.

Why do these people consider time to be such a valuable asset?