Sentence examples for operating time for from inspiring English sources

While endoprosthesis achieves excellent stability, we consider that the risk of prosthesis joint infection is very high in this patient for the following reasons: (1) his old age and cognitive impairment, (2) extensive soft tissue dissection during tumor resection, and (3) long operating time for flap and tendon transfer.

Furthermore, over the study period it was obvious that there had been a trend toward fewer differences in operating time for the two procedures.

Standardization involved a dynamics operation and defined an expected operating time for each operation.

Results: The median operating time for the student/staff operator group was 30.0 (range 10 60) min, compared with 20.0 (range 5 55) min for experienced operators.

The components used in the air-cycle demonstrator were not optimised and considerable potential exists for efficiency improvements, possibly to the point where the air-cycle system could rival the efficiency of the standard vapour-cycle system at part-load operation, which represents the biggest proportion of operating time for most units.

Average operating time for the first 50 patients was 38 min.

We report short installation and operating times for hysteroscopic myomectomy and polypectomy with the HM.

In 278 patients, mean installation and operating times for polypectomy with the HM were 7.3 min and 6.6 min, respectively.

The final results also suggested that using bovine bone matrix grafts or autogenous grafts yielded no differences in terms of the implant or prosthetic failure, complications, discomfort, and bone level; however, there was an increase in operating times for autogenous bone grafts.

Operating time of Phase I for the standard P has the order of O((n·m)), and for any P – the order is O(| P| + | P| nm).

A specially designed feeder system allows the controlled supply of polymer feedstock for operating times of a few hours.