Sentence examples for estimated time to return from inspiring English sources
The estimated time to return to spontaneous circulation was 20 minutes.
Total time per visit, including transportation time, was measured by adding estimates of time at which patients or caretakers left their home or work place to attend the facility to the time they spent at the health facility (determined by the time of the start of their exit interview), with an additional time factor added for their estimated time to return home.
When you obtain a fastpass, the computer "puts you in line" virtually and gives you an estimated time to return (when you are close to "the front of the line").
As illustration, the result of one of the six significant prognostic factors, self-predicted time to return to work, is shown in Figure 2. From this survival graph, it becomes clear that estimating time to return to work in an early phase of sickness absence is an important prognostic factor for claim duration.
An initial selection of 75 projects was reduced to seven which were presented to the investment committee and evaluated for various factors: the quality of the technology, its uniqueness, its advantages over existing technologies, the team behind it, the competition, the expected returns, and estimated time to market.
Time to return of reflected waves, an estimate of pulse-wave velocity, was prolonged after TU treatment compared with placebo (142.4 ± 16.6 vs 137.2 ± 9.3 ms; p = 0.04).
It is time to return to perception.
Outcome measures: The rate of return and the average time to return to sport were determined.
The median time to return to work was 195 days.
