Sentence examples for time to collection from inspiring English sources

Median time to collection of strain was 14 days after extracorporeal membrane oxygenation implantation.

Average time to collection after last dose was similar for both the premenopausal and postmenopausal subjects.

The mean (sd) time to collection of first follow-up data was 388 (48) days.

The median time to collection of all three sets of readings was four months (interquartile range 2-12 months).

One patient was excluded from the time-to-collection analysis because the specimen was collected under extenuating circumstances: testing was conducted because of worsening respiratory symptoms beginning 57 days before the patient returned from overseas.

We used the reports closest in time to the collection of toenail samples from each participant.

One possible reason for seeing consistently stronger associations with APMoSPHERE based analyses is that APMoSPHERE used air pollution data closer in time to the collection of health data.

This will be their fifth summer, and it's time to tune the collection.

Scheduling involves the allocation of resources over a period of time to perform a collection of tasks (Baker 1974).

Cope never found time to describe the collection and many of the boxes remained unopened until his death.

For all samples, patient age, gender, time to postmortem tissue collection and postmortem pathological analysis was known.