Sentence examples for subtraction of time from inspiring English sources

(Note from previous definition that k-1 is the previous time instant and not a literal subtraction of time minus 1).

In this design, time spent near PBS is merely subtraction of time near rat odor from total trial duration.

The first part assessed visuospatial and motor skills of the subject; the second part assessed cognitive flexibility; more specifically, the time taken to carry out Part B of the task and the subtraction of time A from time B was considered a measure of cognitive flexibility.

After subtraction of time-invariant noise, the van Holde−Weischet analysis was repeated using the refined data (see 4 for a combined integral distribution plot).

Time to antibiotics was measured by subtraction of registration time at the ED desk from the registered time of antibiotic administration by the nurse.

Time to antibiotics and availability of blood results were calculated by subtraction of the time of antibiotics administration/availability, respectively, from the time of registration.

Transmural vascular pressures were obtained by subtraction of the time integral of Pes from the respective intravascular pressure.

In task A of mATMT, even after the subtraction of the reaction time associated with motor processing (reaction time on task D), multivariate logistic regression analyses showed that longer reaction time was a predictor of fatigue in the elementary and junior high school students [OR: 1.62, 95% CI: 1.08 to 2.43 (per 1 SD increase); p =.019; Table 3].

Procedure durations were calculated through subtraction of the recorded time when anaesthetic administration was commenced from the time of surgical drape removal at the end of the procedure.

Vasodilatation and vasoconstriction were assessed by subtraction of video images (time  =  t) from that of T0 (onset of illumination), defining the net-change in fluorescence at time  =  T0+t.

The top 50 clones were highly stable with 73%% (eight of eleven) of SLE and 67%% (four of six) of HC subjects showing no addition or subtraction of clones over time.