Sentence examples for immeasurable time from inspiring English sources

Immeasurable time passed and suddenly I was awake, jerked from my bench-slumber by some opportunistic nobody who thought my guitar would make a quick pawn piece.

Throughout immeasurable time, microorganisms evolved and accumulated remarkable physiological and functional heterogeneity, and now constitute the major reserve for genetic diversity on earth.

We briefly discuss four types of biases including immortal time bias, immeasurable time bias, calendar time bias and confounding by contraindication.

Finally, to account for immeasurable time bias, 38 we restricted the analysis to those cases and controls who were not admitted to hospital during the current time window.

Finally, because the CPRD does not include information on drug exposure in the inpatient setting, possibly leading to immeasurable time bias, 38 we assessed the effect of this bias by repeating the analyses after excluding patients who had been admitted to hospital during the current time window.

49 However, when we controlled for immeasurable time bias by excluding patients admitted to hospital in the current time window, 38 the results remained consistent with those of the primary analysis, showing that previous in-hospital exposure to other nephrotoxins as well as in-hospital exposures to double or triple therapy combinations were unlikely to have influenced the observed associations.

In survival analysis, "baseline immeasurable" time-dependent factors cannot be recorded at baseline, and change value after patient observation starts.

The chameleon of pop changed his colours immeasurable times.

Robert Francis Kennedy is a powerful presence – and John Fitzgerald Kennedy an overwhelming absence – in The Death of a President, a book by William Manchester that I have thought about immeasurable times since first reading it in 1975.

Because frail old people in nursing homes are particularly prone to both treatment with antihypertensive drugs and hip fracture [ 22, 23], bias from immeasurable exposure time probably caused underestimation of associations among exposed people.

Parallels – Reservoir (demo) (From MySpace via punkreas.net) A frosty-voiced siren in front of a couple of anonymous blokes on drum pad and synthesiser – a combination that has been adored everywhere (east London) since time immeasurable (2003).