Sentence examples for conversion time for from inspiring English sources

Expressions for the estimates of full conversion time for a range of kinetic models have been established.

Moreover, the culture conversion time for HIV co-infected patients was similar to reports of HIV-negative patients in the published literature.

Note that the conversion time for event 4 is difficult to determine precisely because we do not have sufficient information from many of the species (mainly due to missing sequences), whereas event 3 has eight outgroup results supporting the inference that it followed the separation of human and gibbon.

Someone with a $600 Windows PC would probably get rather frustrated with seeing the conversion times for that kind of content creep into the *hours* time frame.

The longer conversion times for the shorter spacer are attributed to lower freedom of movement within the monolayer to achieve the spatial alignment required for the topochemical polymerization.

The authors note that median conversion times for smears and cultures, respectively, were 17.5 days and 38.5 days, and that at 60 days (a time point at which treatment failure is commonly suspected in individuals remaining smear or culture positive), approximately 25% of multidrug resistant (MDR) and 10% of non-MDR patients remained culture positive.

The result demonstrates that block-based initial depth estimation, enhanced with LA-JTU and temporal filtering, is sufficient to provide satisfactory depth maps for stereo conversion, while keeping the conversion time limited for real-time applications (see Section 6.5 later).

The results indicate that the conversion time, tc ∼ d1.03 for large particles (5 mm), departing substantially from the tc ∼ d2 law valid for diffusion limited conditions.

Some studies have linked the presence of cavitation on chest x-rays with longer culture conversion time; a surrogate marker for poor outcomes [ 20– 20].

One is inferring an upper bound for the conversion time, i.e. its earliest possible branch edge in the tree, and the other is determining a lower bound.

The intensities of the EPR spectra of DMPO OH adducts were reported in arbitrary units, DI/N [double integrated (DI) intensity of the EPR spectrum normalized (N) to account for the conversion time, receiver gain, number of data points, and sweep width].