Sentence examples for short-term length from inspiring English sources
A possible limitation is the short-term length of the trial, which allowed for detection of early rapid improvements in PROs but excluded analysis of longer-term outcomes.
Yes, each time you refinanced your property you "reset" the clock in terms of the term length — unless you opted to refinance the lower rate for a shorter term length.
When you choose a shorter term length, the payment tends to rise (unless the reduction in the interest rate overcomes that) because you're paying off the loan in a shorter period of time.
Thus governors who have been in office for anywhere ranging from 2 to 6 years will be "multi-term" governors if their state has shorter term-lengths.
There was no significant effect demonstrated with this intervention amount on the primary short-term outcome, length of stay.
A user is considered to be in outage, if during the call at least one short-term window of length 10 s is regarded as a bad quality.
Secondary: Hospital and short-term nursing home length of stay (LOS); institutionalization, measured by institutional residence rate; death; and costs of rehabilitation and care.
For short-term estimation (the length of the planning horizon is at most one day) the variation of arrival rate is measured at the hourly level [ 13– 16].
Data captured prospectively (July 2005 to June 2007) included: numbers of referrals; reason for referral; outcome (e.g. admission to IRT bed, short-term IRT support); length of stay in IRT; prevented hospital admissions; early hospital discharges; avoided nursing home transfers; and detection of unrecognised illnesses.
On day 3 of treatment (short-term treatment), stride length and BOS were not changed (Fig. 3a,c); only the swing speed of forelimbs was reduced in L-DOPA compared with saline-treated MitoPark mice (t(4) = 7.84, P = 0.001) (Fig. 3b).
Guskiewicz said it could take another four or five years before research determines the short-term effects, and the length of an adult life to determine the resulting cause of depression or dementia.
