Sentence examples for the accepted time from inspiring English sources

It is the accepted time for advertisements of new car models and back to school items.

The accepted time with God and his cause is the ever-living now.

On Jan . 1 1863 Mark Twain wrote: "Now is the accepted time to make your regular annual good resolutions.

In the comparison of the subgroup scores, change over the first 6 months of treatment was analysed as this is the accepted time scale to show evidence of benefit in clinical drug trials.

Patients in the current study were all treated with EMT, likely for one of two reasons: (1) failure of intravenous rt-PA to clear a proximal large vessel occlusive lesion or (2) the individual arrived to the hospital after a prolonged time lapse from symptom onset, thereby leaving EMT as the last line of therapy within the accepted time windows.

Therefore, for each level of risk, on the basis of a 1-week cycle (the accepted time span in MDD before observing any potential health transitions), we defined 24 temporary depressed states, i.e. 24 weekly remission probabilities adjusted for the duration of the disease.

This fits well with the generally accepted time frame of the development of invasive Aspergillus disease until demise.

A two-week time interval between the original test and retest is the generally accepted time interval between test and retest [ 27].

It is noteworthy that the average period of occlusal pressure (from start to finish) is quoted as 0.110 0.169 s (Okuma et al. 2004), compared with the commonly accepted time of 0.5 s for half the chewing cycle.

The previously accepted time point for prognostication 72 hours after cardiac arrest is no longer valid, because, owing to the lingering effects of sedation, the reliability of the neurological examination cannot be assured [ 2, 3].

Our data demonstrated that patients with regular sources of primary care were significantly more likely to have had a flu shot, cholesterol test, or PAP smear within the generally accepted time frames.