Sentence examples for discharge time to from inspiring English sources

Co2 azaPc 2CO lengthened the discharge time to 1821 s, rising by 75.80%.

Thus, the results confirm that GGIUH model predicts fairly well the peak discharge, time to peak and time base and runoff volume of the DRH for various storm events of the studied basin with marginal deviation as discussed earlier.

The performance of all the models except the normal and Gumbel is satisfactory in predicting the peak discharge, time to peak, and the UH shape for storm C. The normal and Gumbel distributions are also not successful in predicting the time to peak and the rising limb of the UH for storm D. The peak discharge is estimated with less error by the log-normal model.

Therefore the result that almost all felt the choice of discharge time to be their own was not surprising but never the less gratifying since it has been shown that being sent home involuntarily can lead to dissatisfaction with care [ 29].

Secondary efficacy endpoints included time from commencement of study drug to ICU discharge, time taken to achieve a satisfactory sedation score, and the need for supplemental sedative and analgesic medication.

Comparative studies indicated that PbO2-G electrode exhibited a longer discharge time, corresponding to a higher capacity, and a lower charge transfer resistance than that of PbO2-P.

Complementary experiments in awake behaving cats found that Purkinje cells located in the D1 and D2 zones of crus I exhibit changes in simple spike discharge time locked to target motion during a visually guided reaching task.

Modeling studies suggest, however, that reengineering overall procedures within the emergency department setting, to take full advantage of reduced therapeutic turnaround time, has the potential to improve the flow of patients through the emergency department, to shorten discharge times, and to reduce cost.

Hendrix engineered his discharge in time to avoid being mobilised to Vietnam and worked hard as a backing guitarist for Little Richard, Curtis Knight, the Isley Brothers and others.

Poor handovers can cause reduced efficiency, delayed discharge or time to operation, and contributes to patient harm.

All the distribution functions predict the peak discharge, the time to peak, and the shape of the UH successfully for storm A. For storm B, all the distributions estimate the time to peak correctly.