Sentence examples for instead of the onset from inspiring English sources

But instead of the onset of cheers and tears of joy, our story about the vicissitudes of the wireless invasion begins to go haywire.

ICU duration was calculated from the time of patient admission instead of the onset of septic shock.

Barzilai now believes the answer is to design a drug trial that, rather than targeting aging per se, tries instead to delay the onset of "comorbidities": the chronic diseases whose incidence rises sharply as people get older.

Instead, the onset of the transition phase is characterised by a short pulse of nearly exclusive sexual production followed by a phase of simultaneous production of workers and sexuals before the colony finally ends with the exclusive production of sexuals.

However, our results are based on the initial preferred place of birth at the beginning of pregnancy (intention-to-treat), instead of the planned place at the onset of labor.

The median duration of amikacin therapy to confirmed hearing loss (range) was 177 (126 to 896) days, showing that the hearing loss observed in these patients was chronic onset instead of the reversible form, which tends to be acute onset.

On the other hand, defects in FECH or UROS do not severely impair heme biosynthesis in the liver but instead result in the onset of erythropoietic protoporphyria (EPP) or congenital erythropoietic porphyria (CEP).

Indeed, the re-plotting of our data with the time origin defined as light offset instead of light onset, revealed a clear alignment of gene patterns in the liver (Figure 2A).

If a temporal grid is used instead of onset detection, most of the events will be found, but the expressivity lying in the small temporal deviations from the grid is lost, and problems with the grid generation will be propagated to subsequent analysis stages.

The regression results were the same if sputum collection dates were used instead of disease onset dates.

We purposely used the number of probable cases by reporting date instead of by onset date to capture what truly happened clinically and in hospital at various stages of a patient's clinical progression.