Sentence examples for time from the commencement of from inspiring English sources

The phrase incubation period designates the time from the commencement of incubation to hatching.

The primary endpoint was time from the commencement of study drug to extubation.

At the close-out date of 22 May 2003, the median potential follow-up time from the commencement of treatment was 37 months (range 31 44 months).

For patients on PET, additional outcome variables were related to the response to therapy, assessed by the UICC criteria (Hayward et al, 1977), and time to progression was defined as the time from the commencement of the endocrine agent till the tumour progressed.

The ejaculation time was measured from the commencement of electroejaculation till the start of ejaculation.

Median time to surgery from the commencement of treatment was 7 months; conservative surgery in 24 patients (55.8%) and mastectomy in 19 patients (34.5%); no surgery (patient choice or considered not suitable by attending physician) in 12 patients.

Main outcome measurements were Cox proportional hazards ratios, comparative risk of CPIRD doctors leaving rural health facilities and the public service compared to normal track doctors and predicted median survival (the predicted time in years from the commencement of appointment until half the workforce had left).

The median time to local progression from the commencement of salvage CRT was 8.9 months.

The novel opens in 1947 and spools back in time towards the commencement of the war.

The Congregations also fix the date and time of the commencement of the conclave.

The operation time was recorded that was from the commencement of the local anesthesia to the removal of the trocar needle following the solidification of the delivered bone cement, which was mixed with Zimmer Dough type cement (40 g polymer powder and 20 ml Monomer liquid, Warsaw, IN, USA) and additional barium sulfate (5 g).