Sentence examples for reflection of duration from inspiring English sources

Thus, respiratory charges are more likely a reflection of duration of mechanical ventilation rather than the degree of ventilator support necessary.

Aortic cross-clamp time is a reflection of the duration of the technical repair, whereas CPB time is a reflexion of the duration of the technical repair time and the time the patient needs to wean from CPB, hence a reflexion of the general condition of the heart.

The QT interval is a reflection of the duration of myocardial depolarization and repolarization.

Diabetes complications may be the most accurate reflection of diabetes duration because the disease frequently goes undetected for years after it first appears (17).

It is our theory that these contrasting results between adolescents and adults is a reflection of the duration of obesity and the consequent and gradual evolution of failure of mitochondrial adaptive mechanisms as the obese individual transitions from youth to adulthood and forward with continued obesity.

Toxicity of F is a reflection of amount and duration of ingestion, solubility of fluorides ingested, age of animal, nutrition, stress factors, and individual animal differences.

This finding may have been a reflection of short treatment duration, with the effects of Bosentan underestimated.

This is probably a reflection of the short duration of the common types of intrauterine insults leading to restricted intra-uterine growth and SGA status in the population studied.

Our findings suggesting increasing protection against the risk of depression by increasing age group may be a reflection of longer average duration of statin use in older patients and a higher percentage of use in that population increasing power, however this cannot be confirmed.

We hypothesise that this is a reflection of their shorter duration of training in emergency medicine, 1 year of specialised emergency medicine training (2 years of family medicine training) in comparison with 5 years for Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC) trained physicians.

It might be because patients' nutritional risk varies in the medical curriculum, it being rated once at admission is insufficient and should be repeated for using it as a predictor, whereas nutritional support grading during hospitalization is a better reflection of degree and duration of nutritional risk during hospitalization.