Sentence examples for of prior time from inspiring English sources

Against the background above the present study was designed to be the first one to use a dose-response design of duration of driving while controlling for effects of prior time awake, prior sleep time, and time of day.

A decay parameter d defines the impact of prior time steps on the current interval.

Furthermore, adjusting prior time on CV by OI as an intermediate cause did not block the effect of prior time on CV.

The combined evidence from the randomized trials and observational research of cohorts of HFOV treated patients shows that the association of prior time on CV before initiating HFOV with mortality was confounded by differences in pH between survivors and non-survivors.

The results from weighted multivariate linear regression analyses of mortality incidence in HFOV treated patients are graphically depicted in Figure 2. Adjusting for age and APACHE II score increased the effect of prior time on CV on mortality by 23% per day (relative risk (RR) 1.23 and 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.01 1.49, and RR 1.35 and 95%CI 1.12 1.63 for crude and adjusted, respectively).

The term of the prior time is defined by the progression of the possession time which depends on the velocity of the predecessor itself.

"I was talking to Governor Kean about it a couple of days ago, and we both agreed he was a throwback to a gentlemen of a prior time," Mr. Bathgate said.

Furthermore, the influences of the prior time and holding time on the crack initiation and propagation under the trapezoidal loading conditions were discussed, respectively.

In their analysis of nine trials (two randomized and seven observational), they found that survivors and nonsurvivors differed significantly in terms of age, prior time on CV, APACHE II score, pH and OI.

There's no one in the world of motion pictures who doesn't regularly allude to and defer to the Golden Age of Hollywood in describing that prior time of undying films, adulated and enduring stardoms and higher aspirations.

When Trump says "again," he's not talking about returning to some prior time of plenty or virtue.