Sentence examples for time time during which from inspiring English sources

To overcome this kind of trauma takes time, time during which we need to look ahead positively.

"To overcome this kind of trauma takes time, time during which we need to look ahead positively," Haruki Murakami wrote for this Web site, in May.

The effect of increasing the inlet temperature from 10 to 20 °C, or the holding time (time during which the sample remains at the maximum temperature achieved) did not increase the efficacy of treatments above 200 MPa.

§Exposure time: time during which patients were registered in a general practice during the study.

Misclassification of immortal time, time during which the outcome under study (cancer) could not have occurred, as metformin-exposed time, leads to immortal-time bias (35).

The policy requires workers to be "on call" for a certain amount of time each week, during which time they may or may not be asked to come into work.

However, the onset of clinical illness in swans may be delayed for several days from the time of infection, during which time virus is shed [22] making swans potentially capable of concurrently transmitting virus while migrating [23].

The appointment ended months of speculation about the future of long-time editor Simon Kelner, during which time a string of other names, not least Rod Liddle, were touted.

We think that this decrease in some parameter values may be due to the fact that patients at the end become tired of repeating this procedure five times a day, during which time they were not allowed to take any bronchodilator drugs, or that there may be some circadian effect [ 20, 21].

This clone spilled out into the human population several times between 2005 2008, during which time it continued to accumulate SNPs at a constant rate of 3 5 SNPs per year or 1x10-6 substitutions site-1 year-1, faster than the longer-term (~50 year) rates estimated previously for S. Typhimurium.

He berated Celi for allowing six minutes of injury time, during which time Sampdoria nearly equalised.