Sentence examples similar to prolonged timeframes from inspiring English sources
For example, the United Kingdom used to report standardised mortality ratios based on in-hospital mortality but recently prolonged the timeframe to "30 days post-discharge".
The unavailable Ursula prolongs the timeframe and deadlines can be in jeopardy.
The calculated storage capacities fulfilled the water demand even when prolonged droughts occurred during that timeframe.
On prolonging the reaction timeframe, the selectivity for dicarbamate decreased gradually.
On prolonging the reaction timeframe, the selectivity for the by-products both acids and esters increased gradually, while that for the intermediate product CHHP decreased slowly.
When the timeframe to observe death is fixed or is prolonged to the post-discharge period, these "discharge" biases may be countered.
Even in disasters which start slowly and are prolonged, baseline information such as population-at-risk cannot be collected within a short timeframe, and hence must be available on an on-going basis prior to the disaster.
For participants suffering from aphasia the intervention period was prolonged until twelve months post stroke, as they were unable to complete the intervention within the original timeframe due to their communication challenges.
The ovations were prolonged.
Shackling for prolonged periods.
