Sentence examples for documented time from inspiring English sources

This has been documented time and again.

Demographics, preoperative and postoperative course, and the documented time to weight-bearing and bony union were collected.

In both the acute fracture group and the infected nonunion group, there was a significantly faster return to weight bearing in the fasciocutaneous group (P < 0.03) although there was no difference in documented time to bony union.

We documented time to key milestones and determined reasons for transport-related delays during simulated emergency cesarean.Prospective, observational investigation of delivery of care processes by multidisciplinary teams of obstetric providers on the labor and delivery unit at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, Stanford, CA, USA, during 14 simulated uterine rupture scenarios.

Five years is the shortest documented time for a brain tumor to grow to a detectable size; the average is decidedly longer.

Clinical data were taken from the first recorded value following the documented time of ICU admission and included sodium, potassium, urea, arterial lactate, bilirubin, albumin, creatinine, total white cell count, prothrombin time (PT) ratio, platelet count, ratio of arterial oxygen partial pressure to fraction of inspired oxygen (PaO2/FiO2 ratio), and ascites and encephalopathy grades.

The participants also completed daily diaries which documented time-varying factors including sexual activities, menstrual cycle, feminine hygiene, smoking and nicotine patch use.

We also monitored the frequencies of stage I-IV neutropenia-related events throughout the chemotherapy courses, as well as the dynamics of CD34+/45+ HSCs, which was essentially a blind search in the absence of the documented time-course data.

Monthly employees will document time off using the "Monthly Absence Report" function of UChicagoTime.

Several interviewed GPs also reported difficulties with recording and documenting time variables because of recall problems.

All patients were asked to record weight bearing in a diary to document time to full weight bearing.