Sentence examples for restitution time from inspiring English sources

To overcome this problem a Machine Learning model was established to objectively determine the UES restitution time (RT) and moreover to collect physiological data on sphincter function after swallowing.

Indeed, significant tailing effect is only observed in specific conditions (depending on the system geometry and/or the flow) that allow residence time in the storage area to be longer than restitution time.

Moreover, the variance of the normalized breakthrough curves of the MPs with respect to a mean transit time, increases in that order IOXrestitution time for ACE-K with respect to other spring signals.

In all patients there was an exaggerated and prolonged vasoconstrictor response to cold, with a mean flux reduction of 61%, and a mean restitution time of greater than 7 min, characteristic of Raynaud's phenomenon of the vasospastic type.

Characteristics such as PEM, crashes, and prolonged restitution time have been described elsewhere [ 4, 15], as have fluctuations [ 11, 15], unpredictability [ 15, 18], altered relationship between body and self [ 11, 18], interaction between dimensions [ 11], and excessive increase in fatigue in response to minor activities [ 12].

The normal controls had a mean flux reduction of 24% and a restitution time of 1.5 min. Clinical examination and nerve conduction measurements revealed a mild polyneuropathy in five of the eight patients, but an etiological relationship with Raynaud's phenomenon could not be ascertained.

It was found that the combined effects of ball design and panel material anisotropy resulted in impact properties such as coefficient of restitution, contact time, deformation and the 2D shape taken up by the ball at maximum deformation, to vary with pre-impact ball orientation.

After 30 years of death row torture -- which the State formally acknowledges was imposed unconstitutionally -- Mumia should be immediately released from prison and awarded restitution for time served.

So lucrative was his business as a "placement agent" that Mr. Morris paid $19 million in restitution by the time he was sentenced.

In North Carolina, for example, construction site thefts are now a felony offense rather than a misdemeanor, and carry stiffer penalties, including jail time, restitution and community service.

We used these results to identify the month that the Kaplan Meier curve flattened, at which time restitution of ESA responsiveness was unlikely, and thereby defining a minimum requirement for chronic hyporesponsiveness.