Sentence examples for elapse with from inspiring English sources

This thrill didn't strictly elapse with adolescence.

However, in case of definite device-related endocarditis, a period of at least 14 days should elapse with the patient receiving iv antibiotics before a new device implantation is attempted [ 4].

I, on the other hand, am already filling the gap since the five-minute grace period elapsed with unhealthy speculation.

If you have all of these measured, and if they are indeed everything you need to know, then you can determine the time elapsed – with some uncertainty.

"The more time elapses with no change on the ground in terms of Iranian policies, the more it becomes a zero-sum game".

When a long time had elapsed with no word, I rang my GP to find that the original doctor was long gone and no one had taken up my file, which had been lying in some disused in-tray with the result for weeks.

A non-union was identified when a period of 9 months had elapsed with no healing progress for 3 months.

Since the risk of developing SCAC increases with the total time elapsed with CD4+ count below 200 cells/μl, it has been hypothesised that HIV-related immune suppression acts as a cofactor to HPV in the development of anal dysplasia and progression to overt carcinoma [1, 3, 4].

Well over an hour elapsed with the score frozen at 0-0.

"This is the first time that a complete epidemiological week has elapsed with zero confirmed cases since March 2014," the WHO said in its weekly situation report published on Wednesday.

After weeks elapsed with all of Costner's efforts falling on seemingly deaf BP ears, it took a televised congressional testimonial on the part of Costner to finally get BP to commit to giving his technology a shot.