Sentence examples for had longer elapsed from inspiring English sources

The tissues were from very old donors (around 80 years old) and had longer elapsed times between enucleation and culture (data not shown).

Homeopathy patients also had a longer elapsed time since their first diagnosis (10 months vs. 3 months), and were more likely to have already had some previous cancer treatment (50% chemotherapy vs. 33%).

Although those diabetic subjects with poorer control also had longer disease duration, adjustment for time elapsed from diagnosis did not change results.

We assessed the patients in 2008, after a longer time period had elapsed since their operations.

Overall, a longer period of time had elapsed since their vaccination.

Several studies could demonstrate a less reliable measurement of CO by PCCO in patients undergoing cardiac surgery and in the presence of low vascular resistance after a longer period of time had elapsed after the last calibration [ 10, 22, 23].

Time had elapsed and evidence may have been destroyed.

Baltimore police commissioner Anthony Batts conceded that a timeline had elapsed meaning police could no longer hold the group of detainees but stated he intended to revisit allegations against them at some point.

Google will have to comply with user requests to erase data that is "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant" given "the time that had elapsed".

After 28 seconds had elapsed, the number of knots that had passed overboard was counted.

The previously classified information about the shipment could finally be revealed because "sufficient time had elapsed" so that it no longer posed a threat to national security, according to the DOE's court filing.