Sentence examples for increased times to from inspiring English sources

But the FDA's director of drug evaluation, Janet Woodcock, insists: "It isn't true that safety concerns are leading to increased times to market".

It is possible that our increased times to laboratory and radiology results are secondary to processes external to the ED or the processing of information on the receiving end of CPOE (i.e., radiology or laboratory services).

Fermentation in the presence of lignocellulose-derived inhibitors resulted in poor cell growth and increased times to reach the maximum TAG production levels.

To investigate the effects of crowding in our single community teaching hospital, we sought to measure associations between crowding and time to treat STEMI with PCI in our ED, hypothesizing that increasing EDWIN scores would correlate positively with increased times to achieve PCI.

Wong, et al. [ 3] showed that increased age, female sex, use of inotropes, excessive bleeding, atrial arrhythmias, and presence of an intra-aortic balloon pump were associated with increased times to extubation.

Our analysis suggests that overcrowding may indeed be associated with increased times to achieve the important end-point of catheter balloon inflation during PCI for the treatment of acute STEMI.

Also, as switching increased, time to complete tasks (as a proxy for effort) increased.

In the team's fitness area, Palmer devotes increased time to stretching because... Tony does it.

Again, low tumor CD95 expression was associated with a significantly increased time to tumor recurrence after initial therapy (Figure 1d).

The impact of these gaps, the survey found, is an increased workload across the organisation (61%) and an increased time to deliver the work (51%).

A spokesman for the Justice Department, Charles Miller, said the increased time to resolve cases did not mean that the courts were overwhelmed or inefficient.