Sentence examples for time to complete cycle from inspiring English sources

The integration of composting and vermicomposting is better compared to either composting or vermicomposting as it requires less time to complete cycle and furthermore, the substrates produced after combined process has better physical and chemical properties which can support crops.

In such cases, the plants must contain both oxidising and reducing compounds and it would take a long time to complete the cycle.

A Day 100 interval was chosen for estimating subjects' biomarker features as this represents approximately the time to complete four cycles of chemotherapy.

Both P12 and Molt-4 sensitive cell lines completed only one additional cell cycle after MP exposure (with a time to complete the additional cycle of 9.4 and 7.8 hours, respectively) before proceeding to apoptosis (α MI =0) and showed similar S-phase blocks (related to no significant difference in αSI).

The difference in DM accumulation between the two varieties at 55 DAS is attributed to the differences in time to complete the life cycle.

We will re-audit awareness in 6 months time to complete the audit cycle.

Within the first 8 h (the normal time to complete one cell cycle) of exposure to compound 1, we observed a significant increase in 1N2K cells, with a coincident decrease in 1N1K and 2N2K.

Because of this and the difference in intrinsic tremor frequency, the drift interval (time to complete a full cycle of phase alignment) varied between patients, taking on average 3.3 ± 2.2 s.

Since the length of the growing season is limited by the amount of moisture in the soil, selfers have a much narrower window of time to complete their life cycle before desiccation.

As the government reckons with its unfolding economic reality and the ongoing vocal opposition to Ahmadinejad's second term as President continues, its inclination will be to reject any meaningful oversight of Iran's low-enriched uranium, to continue to bide for more time to complete the nuclear production cycle, and to continue to justify its past actions.

Task time variations in a manufacturing line can result in a longer time to complete tasks than a given cycle time, leading to line stoppage and loss of production time.