Sentence examples for derived duration from inspiring English sources

Foster (1934) derived duration curves.

If the numeric duration field was missing or had values that were not considered reasonable, we derived duration by dividing the quantity prescribed by the numeric daily dose value if this field was available.

If you cannot determine velocity, you can not derive duration.

The team could not determine velocity and therefore could not derive duration and, thus, not determine how long an issue would take.

Moreover, use of experimentally derived long-duration or short-duration kinase activities consistently confirmed the presence of a duration code.

Based on the derived signal duration and bandwidth, we can obtain the uncertainty product.

This measure, derived from duration analysis, is designed to capture the variation across offices in resources needed before an average individual can obtain employment.

Time on invasive MV: (same as Time to extubation in original trial data) Time on NIV: (derived as Duration of MV-Time to extubation) Time off MV: (derived as Time from randomization to actual ICU discharge-Duration of MV).

More detailed categories of smoking status, derived from duration and smoking-intensity variables, made no material difference to the risk estimates, so we opted for the simpler covariable in this analysis.

Exclusive breastfeeding (in relation to consuming other milk or formula) was derived from duration of breastfeeding (continuous) and the age when the child was first introduced to formula or milk (categorical) and was categorised as formula only, breast milk only for less than or equal to 3 months, 4 6 months, 7 12 months, and greater than or equal to 13 months.

The medians of the expert derived average durations and proportions are reported in Figure 1.