Sentence examples for time for operations from inspiring English sources

Waiting time for operations in the National Health Service averages six months.

Adjusting for the ratio of the number of nurses to occupied beds increased the odds to 1.31; this became 1.52 after adjusting for the ratio of urology registrars to total urology episodes, and 1.62 after including waiting time for operations.

The heterogeneity of the time for operation depended on the skill and experience of surgeon and different operative methods.

(U_{o,p}) Unit processing time for operation (o) of product (p).

(lambda_{sirjt}) : processing time for operation (s) of part (i) in route (r) on the machine (j) by tool (t).

In this way, we ensure that patients do not wait an unnecessarily long time for operation, after they are included.

Furthermore, liquid arrays are more difficult to analyze than solid arrays due to shaking requirements for resuspending cells prior to each reading, and increased time for operation of a microplate reader vs. visual inspection.

Despite the rising early stage diagnosis rate for renal tumors in recent years, there is still a large portion of patients who have missed the best time for operation upon diagnosis.

The questions that are often raised include: (1) when is the optimal time for operation (earlier or later?); and (2) which condition gives higher successful rate of HJ (disappearance of inflammatory edema or dilation of the proximal bile duct?).

Figure  3 d compares the breakthrough characteristics of COFs in terms of mol % CO2 at the outlet as a function of dimensionless time for operation at a total pressure of 100 kPa.

Information on the quality of care was obtained including antenatal attendance and investigations done, referral status, use of a partograph, cadre of the delivery attendant, shortages of drugs, and blood, the waiting time for operation and the reasons for the delay and the presence of a senior doctor.