Sentence examples for substantially shorter time from inspiring English sources
The sMM algorithm always provides results in a substantially shorter time than the MIP algorithm.
Secondly, septic ED patients with clinically evident signs of organ failure are more likely to be admitted to the ICU compared to patients with only biochemical signs of organ failure, which is associated with substantially shorter time to antibiotics, despite similar predicted mortality.
Such wastage of the finite stockpile ultimately results in less effective containment than Strategy 1. Perturbations induced by drug switching may in some instances result in a substantially shorter time to the median case than random drug allocation.
Microbes are filtered onto a membrane which is then placed on nutrient agar medium in a Growth Cassette™ (Figure S1), incubated for a substantially shorter time than the traditional test, and automatically counted.
Well-educated mothers breastfed for a substantially shorter time than their less well-educated peers.
Thus, even when using a substantially shorter time horizon, the QALDs for each prophylactic strategy remain equal.
It occurs about 8 times more frequently than bacteraemia, allowing robust statistical determination of changing rates over substantially shorter times or smaller areas than using bacteraemia as an outcome.
WKY rats produced substantially shorter timed responses in the lever-holding task than in DRL, suggesting a motivational or motor deficit.
It is concluded that for the case studied, the proposed hybrid method produces results close to those of the fully hydrodynamic simulation at substantially shorter computational time.
However, for some applications, such as the fabrication of hole arrays in a metal film (the structure for extraordinary optical transmission [5]) by using liftoff, negative resist would offer substantially shorter exposure time, except when using a more complicated "resist tone reversal" process [6].
The tissue extracts were measured at 278 K to exploit the substantially shorter relaxation time at low temperature (typically a factor three) (Kamm et al, 1994).
