Sentence examples for time for restoration from inspiring English sources

Western Digital declined to tell TechCrunch the cause of the issue or the estimated time for restoration, only confirming the connection issues in a short statement.

Information recorded includes the number of attempts required to catheterise the trachea, the total time taken, the lowest heart rate noted during the MIST procedure and time for restoration of heart rate above 100 beats per minute, the lowest SpO2 noted and time for restoration of SpO2 above 80%, and the need for and duration of positive pressure inflations by mask.

There are times for exploration and adventure and there are times for restoration, reflection and total relaxation.

Thus, the time necessary for HS restoration on statically cultured cells is almost twice as long than the time required for restoration on endothelium under flow.

There is currently no estimated time for service restoration of mass transit.

And though the project may have set some sort of Landmarks Preservation Commission record (Longest Time for Continuous Restoration, Synagogue), it has also returned the grand, stained-glass-and-polished-wood- neo-Moorish-Yiddish-Romanesque-Renaissance-Gothic-You-Find-a-Name-for-It space back to its neighborhood and to New Yorkers.

The characteristic time for such restoration in the stratosphere decreases sharply with altitude, ranging from several months at 30 km to several days at 20 km.

"Now it is time for Gulf restoration to begin in earnest".

Future studies should strive to allow time for the restoration of the normal microbiota to occur.

Our observations that platelets offer potent neuroprotection complement and provide an underlying molecular mechanism for the findings of Hayon et al. Following stroke and neurotrauma, for example, such a platelet-based mechanism might delay apoptosis, affording time for the restoration of tissue homeostasis.

aLinear effect for tertiles of time from restoration of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) to esophageal temperature of not more than 34°C (<120, 120 to 220, and >220 minutes).