Sentence examples for curve of time from inspiring English sources

Marriage rates are down — but down over a much longer curve of time.

Bourne/Freedland was deliberately writing below the pitch of his journalism in search of a larger audience, Picoult is prone to pretentious intensity ("bend the curve of time and even yesterday looks unfamiliar") and Mansell and Koomson seem conscious in their composition that their target female readers may reach the book already half-asleep from childcare and domestic duties.

Figure 2 shows the Kaplan-Meier curve of time to acute pancreatitis in the diabetic subgroups.

Figure 1 shows the Kaplan-Meier curve of time to acute pancreatitis in patients with diabetes compared with that in nondiabetic control patients.

This will enable us to use all outcome ratings and fit the growth curve of time, enter separate levels for study therapists and clinical sites, and also deal effectively with missing values.

Clinically even more important PD parameters than the just mentioned parameters may be (i) the time period during which the neutrophil count remains below a certain level (for instance 4×10 cells l−1) or (ii) the area between the curve of time vs leukocyte count and the line representing a cell count of 4×10 cells l−1 (Minami et al, 2001).

Likewise, for our Weibull curve of time-to-death all patients who had moved to the next phase or switched were considered censored, and finally, for the time-to-switch patients who had died and moved to the next phase were considered censored.

Furthermore, in the population that Dr. Jacobs refers to (septic shock and initial AKI), the areas under the receiver operating characteristic curve of time-averaged MAP to predict AKI at 72 hours were very similar in patients who received less than 2,000 mL (the median amount of fluid received) before inclusion and those who received 2,000 mL or more: 0.82 versus 0.86, respectively.

In one story scientists invent a game which they can't control; it "rolls ceaselessly on and on through the curves of time".

Crude line drawings of such beloved women – variously cavorting, supine, or half-merging into a building – adorn the pages of his memoirs, The Curves of Time, which provide a fascinating insight into the man behind the monuments.

This is one of those books that makes you want to eat it up from start to finish, eager to see how the twisted curves of time will be straightened out.