Sentence examples for time time for which from inspiring English sources

After 30min of treatment the animals were placed on hot plat and the latency time (time for which mouse remains on the hot plate (55 ± 0.1°C) without licking or flicking of hind limb or jumping) was measured in seconds.

After 30 min of dose administration, rats were dropped inside the cylinder onto the hot plate and the latency time (time for which rat remains on the hot plate without licking or flicking of hind limb or jumping) was recorded in seconds.

Pulse on-time is the time for which current is on in a circuit.

The main reason behind this is that with the increase of pulse on-time, the time for which current is on in a circuit increases.

Production time cost relates to the time for which a manufacturing facility runs.

Revocation time is defined as the time for which the rate of nodes revoked per second.

Equilibrium time is the minimum time for which adsorbent needs to be in contact with fluoride ions in order to obtain maximum fluoride removal.

When the pulse off-time increases the time for which current is off in a circuit increases, due to which discharge energy decreases and hence a declined curve for MRR is obtained.

The method can be applied to calculations in real time, as well as imaginary time for which Monte Carlo algorithms are more-commonly used.

However, the characteristic of this memory in economic time series will change with time, for which it is affected by the macroeconomic environment and government policy at different times.

The ETTF is a metric often used to obtain a quick intuition about the reliance of a system in terms of time, e.g., about the duration of time for which the system should be trusted to hold some security property.