Sentence examples for mean weeks of from inspiring English sources

It would also mean weeks of delay before elections or a referendum could be held.

A scenario where Clinton does not claim a clear victory until South Carolina (27 February) is not inconceivable – and would mean weeks of nervous headlines.

It's virtually certain to be rejected in a crucial vote next week — and that could mean weeks of perilous political brinkmanship.

They live in fear of being held responsible for somebody else's sloppiness; a single lapse like a dehydrated animal or unsanitary work space could mean weeks of disciplinary hearings.

When I emerge from several mean weeks of 10ml doses of semi-skimmed in each mug of tea, I'm never actually flat-bellied, and my face appears unhealthily gaunt.

Not only did this mean weeks of recovery, it also had nasty effects on non-white skin, often leaving Asian patients with dark spots.Some firms that sell lasers for resurfacing, such as Israel's Lumenis and America's Candela, have now entered the photorejuvenation business using newer laser technologies to remove wrinkles by stimulating the skin to produce collagen.

One woman in the study group (1 %) and 17 women in the control group (0.4 %) delivered before 32nd week of gestation (n.s).. Mean week of gestation at delivery was similar in both groups (39.21 ± 2,4 vs. 39.47 ± 1.6 weeks).

To examine spatiotemporal patterns in type and subtype epidemics, the mean week of the epidemic was used as a measure of epidemic timing.

The mean week of first antenatal check was at week 16 of gestation.

The first set of data was collected at approximately 18 weeks of gestation (the mean week of the second trimester), and the second at about 32 weeks (the mean week of the third trimester) during routine antenatal follow-up.

For many workers the dispute meant weeks of misery.