Sentence examples for documented length from inspiring English sources

The median length of storage was 14 days in 296 patients with documented length of storage.

Study nurses documented length and content of the information and the control intervention.

In patients who received a single transfusion with a documented length of storage (n = 98), the adjusted odds ratio for development of new or progressive MODS was 2.36 (95% CI = 0.88 to 6.34, P = 0.09) in those receiving a RBC unit stored for 14 days or longer.

Compared to the documented lengths of a few central pipeline systems (including non-permafrost areas), the data encompass 99.8% of TAPS (1285/1288 km, akpipelinesafety.org), 98.9% of ESPO (4702/4756 km, energybase.ru), 93.1% of Urengoy Pomary Uzhgorod pipeline (4142/4451 km) and 76.2% of Bovanenkovo Ukhta Torzhok (2009/2637 km), suggesting that they are geospatially mostly complete and accurate.

As a result, the national ART program records do not document length of time providing treatment for all private sector sites and these were excluded.

Second, researchers have documented at length why it matters and why everyone, not just CEOs, should care.

But Anna Merlan, a reporter for Jezebel, documented at length her difficulties obtaining an interview with Johnson or indeed any evidence that she exists.

As the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction documented at length from its inception in 2008, corruption has also been rampant.

The book was inspired by "Panorama of the Hudson," which the artist and writer William Wade had originally published in 1846 as a 12-foot scroll that documented the length of the river.

As I documented at length in my 2011 book on America's two-tiered justice system, With Liberty and Justice for Some, the evidence that felonies were committed by Wall Street is overwhelming.

In short, they might learn what the historian Harold Brackman has documented at length -- that the book's repeated insistence that the Jews dominated the slave trade depends on an unscrupulous distortion of the historic record.