Sentence examples for of longer length from inspiring English sources
Obesity is often associated with higher hospital costs because of longer length of stay (LOS) but this has not been well studied in the kidney transplant population.
The architecture can be extended to compute transformation of longer length by judicially cascading the modules of shorter transformation length which will be suitable for wafer scale integration (WSI).
The challenges involved in making traditional continuous level sensors suitable for PFBR, include development of mechanically robust level sensors of longer length with better resistance to vibration, new method of temperature compensation to improve the accuracy over wide operating range from 150 to 550 °C and improved electronics circuit with better features.
In addition, hypovitaminosis D has been proposed as a new biomarker of longer length of stay in acute care units.
Certain types of cancer (Hodgkin's disease, osteosarcoma/Ewing's sarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, compared with acute lymphoblastic leukemia) and year of discharge after 1995 were significantly associated with a reduced risk of longer length of stay and/or mortality.
The jammer is thus able to exploit the temporal patterns in communication to disrupt a transmission of longer length of legitimate transmissions with a small set of jamming pulses.
Moreover, further work is required in performing the sub-optimum decoding of the jointly constructed code particularly of longer lengths.
RM codes of longer lengths can be decomposed to the constituent codes and sub-optimal techniques can be used for the decoding, with less complexity [25].
Videos from different angles and of longer lengths that were later released, including one that lasts for more than two hours, added more details to the picture.
The program was found to be efficient in identifying palindromes and IRs of longer lengths, allowing a certain level of mismatch.
The less tangible aspects of accessing care – the absence of someone to provide emotional support and advocacy, or the perceived injustice of longer lengths of stay, for example –elicited stronger feelings, but were mentioned less often than practical concerns.
