Sentence examples for day of decolonization from inspiring English sources

All cultures from the respiratory tract were recorded from day 1 until day of decolonization, i.e. the duration of respiratory colonization.

Nasal swab was repeated next day after end of decolonization.

The mean time to acquisition was 11 days and the mean duration of decolonization was 9 days (decolonization: 5 days, controls carried out on 7th days and results obtained on 9th day).

The video considers the notion of decolonization in modern day South Africa, and how the concept has changed in an increasingly digital age.

Isolation will be discontinued when screening cultures do not yield MRSA. b) Decolonization of patients occurs a fixed number of days after the start of decolonization therapy.

The period 1957 62 was also the climax of decolonization.

Instead, the fervor in the offices of the Deputy Ministry of Decolonization could only be felt in the Bolivia of President Evo Morales, who seems to be sailing toward a victory in an election on Sunday.

"It was the era of decolonization, the spirit of the times," he began.

With the passing of decolonization's high age, Western expectations of Africa -- and Western interest in its stories -- have waned.

It foundered exactly on the insoluble problems of decolonization, about which it could be no wiser than its constituent parts.

The Algerian crisis sped the process of decolonization in the rest of the empire.