Sentence examples for interval from obtaining from inspiring English sources

This is well illustrated in Magid's study, 6 in which the increase in the time interval from obtaining an electrocardiogram to arriving at the catheterization laboratory explained nearly all of the increases in door to balloon time during off-hours.

Regions were initially targeted in this interval by obtaining sequence from subclones generated from P1 clones v1-71 mapped to subdivision 49A and v14-60 mapped to subdivision 48F of the D. virilis genome [65], [66].

For illustration purposes here we use heartbeat time series, i.e., a sequence of consecutive ventricular interbeat (QRS) intervals (termed RR) intervals obtained from an electrocardiographic (ECG) recording [ 2].

From January to June 2011, two nasal samplings with a 3-month interval were obtained from patients undergoing hemodialysis in a medical center (CGMH), and in a local hospital (YMH) and sent for detection of MRSA.

Overall annual percent change in age-adjusted mortality rates and 95% confidence interval (CI) obtained from the sum of period and cohort linear slopes from the three-factor model.

All the devices resynchronize their interval timers obtained from received beacons with each other at the beginning of every superframe.

Recently many promising approaches for determination of an upper bound for the error rate of a single classifier have been reported but the Bayesian credibility interval (CI) obtained from a conventional holdout test still delivers one of the tightest bounds.

The sleeping interval is obtained from counting clock cycles; therefore, mismatches among sleeping periods are smaller than they would be if instead one considers sensor clock counts since their turning-on instants.

This value was comparable with that of MVC measurements (0.90, 95% confidence interval: 0.53 0.99) obtained from the same subjects.

An envelope defining the confidence interval and obtained from the maximum and minimum L(h) estimates of a large number of Monte Carlo simulations allows a simple visualisation of the range of scales where clusters are observed.

a95% confidence interval (CI) obtained from a Student t distribution with 18.9 degrees of freedom (Hillis, 2007 [ 29]).