Sentence examples for elapse to from inspiring English sources

Popes should not be declared saints until at least a few hundred years have been allowed to elapse to let contemporary controversies settle into the dust of history.

Twelve to nineteen hours were subsequently allowed to elapse to permit adequate tracer diffusion.

A 15-min time period was then allowed to elapse to allow radioactivity and dye to accumulate at points of inflammation, at which point the animal was killed.

The groups said they would still be able to picket after 60 days elapsed to call for improved wages and benefits.

Given below is the simple mathematical relationship that allows the time elapsed to be calculated from the measured parent/daughter ratio.

NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC Last season Lorin Maazel wiggled his way through all the Brahms orchestral works, but he apparently believes enough time has elapsed to revisit his distorted view of the Fourth Symphony.

For grade 1 and 2 burns the time elapsed to reepithelialization appears to be shorter when rinsed with Diphoterine* versus physiological solution.

Among the former, the time elapsed to delivery was identical regardless of the patient's bacterial vaginosis status (elapsed time: 35.9 versus 37.1 days, rate of spontaneous preterm birth 42.9 versus 43.2%, not significant).

The rate of infiltration then counted by ratio of water level decrease and time elapsed to infiltrate the total water (NRSHC 2002).

Opponents of the vaccine say that not enough testing has been done and not enough time has elapsed to see if there are any possible long-term effects.

Afterward, 20 30 min elapsed to achieve maximal bronchoconstriction [ 18].