Sentence examples for length of operating from inspiring English sources
Based on this speed of development, by the end of 2020, more than 60 cities would have established urban rail transit systems, with the total length of operating rail lines reaching 8000 km.
The actual value will depend on the industry, the length of operating history, the value of its hard assets (e.g., inventory, equipment, etc)., and the sales volume of the business.
The "Operating years" is the length of operating the program.
As the difficulty of the operations increased from Group A to Group C, the proportion of laparotomies as well as the length of operating time increased (Table 2).
The major problems for the spreading of laparoscopic pancreatoduodenectomy are the dissection of retroperitoneal margin, the complicated reconstruction phase (further complicated by laparoscopic instruments), the length of operating time, and the lack of scientifically proved advantages compared to the conventional open technique.
Questions about the Social Firm included the length of time operating as a Social Firm, goods or services supplied, payment of employees, business finances and turnover, sickness management, recruitment of workers with mental illness and liaison with mental health services.
In our study, there was a slight reduction in the height and length of the operated calcaneus when compared to the non-operated side.
Within the patient group, the step length of the operated leg was 0.03 m smaller than that of the non-operated leg (P = 0.019), whereas the stance time was 1.2% longer (P = 0.039).> -wrap-foot> Dare are presented as mean (SD).
That old maxi-dress maxim about the macro economy, that the length of hemlines operates in inverse proportion to the amount of spending money around, appears to be holding true.
Axial length of the operated eyes ranged from 27 mm to 36.77 mm (mean = 30.80).
We also performed electrophysiological studies to determine whether the axons had regenerated through the entire length of the operated sciatic nerves.
