Sentence examples for shortened time from inspiring English sources

A shortened "Time Turns Elastic" has found a place in Phish's live sets and appears on the group's new album, "Joy" (JEMP).

The trend goes to training on the job and shortened time for face-to-face training sessions in favour of self-learning phases.

Antecedent soil moisture had significant impact on runoff generation, with wet soil having doubled runoff coefficient, shortened time to runoff, and increased runoff rate compared to the same but dry soil.

Cost escalations due to increase in material price or labor costs during the life of a project are reduced as a result of the shortened time required for completion.

In this study, the rate of absorption of NM from ODT was faster than that from the reference tablet, had a significantly higher (p = 0.012) peak plasma concentration, and shortened time to Cmax by 1 h (p = 0.029).

These nanosilver dressings have superior features compared to the silver sulfadiazine (SSD) dressings in terms of antibacterial properties, wound healing, shortened time of wound clearing and epithelization, and painless dressing change [7].

This approach has proven to be successful in mass market receivers because of price and power consumption advantages although it may not hold its position with growing demand for flexibility and shortened time to market.

Globalization has shortened time horizons, created new challenges, and brought new players to the world's stage.

All the mice treated with T2 prior to the first test session displayed shortened time spent immobile on both days of testing.

These examples illustrate the vastly shortened time-to-result of clinical MALDI-TOF MS applications: the duration of the cultivation step has been reduced to just a few hours and is thus in the same range as DNA amplification steps.

In Cox models, increased relative hazard is directly related to shortened time-to-event.