Sentence examples for time to recognition from inspiring English sources

Nery et al. found infections up to 496 days after the operation; the average time to recognition of infections was 272 days after surgery.

Consequently, factors influencing sCr could affect time to recognition of AKI and lead to underestimating the severity of renal dysfunction over the course of AKI.

A computerized alert that notifies clinicians of a low potassium measurement can decrease the time to recognition and treatment of hypokalemia, and thus improve care.

This interval was determined by the time to onset of symptoms, the time to recognition of symptoms, the time to a positive laboratory test, and the delay to start of prophylaxis (Technical Appendix).

The average time to the recognition of failure was 19 months, with a mean follow-up period of 8 months since the event was identified.

Just as the field of pediatrics took time to win recognition and credibility within medicine, PIM will also have to prove itself in order to be acknowledged within conventional domains.

Don't be discouraged if it takes time to build recognition.

It took Massar a long time to win formal recognition as the first girl in Little League.

He drifted in and out of sleep, awakening each time to the grim recognition that his elevator confinement had not been a dream.

Later this month, the Palestinians seem determined to go to the United Nations again, this time to ask for recognition of a Palestinian state, a move the United States has vowed to oppose.

As we noted, the use of nicknames allows, at the same time, to preserve authorship recognition (in some cases discussions between users recognizing each other by nicknames continues over many separate threads, forming a true social network) and to provide safety of relative anonymity (encouraging open expression).