Sentence examples for time to replacement from inspiring English sources

(Time to replacement is about seven times the log of the total population size).

As the mechanism of selection of the new strain over the resident acts upon reinfection with the asymmetry e1/e2<1, we can see that as this ratio becomes smaller the probability of replacement increases and the mean time to replacement decreases, all else being equal.

Invasive interventions have been recommended for the pre-collapse stages of femoral osteonecrosis in otherwise healthy patients (Mont et al. 2006), to prolong time to replacement (McGory et al. 2007).

Kaplan Meier survival analyses estimated the median times to replacement to be similar in the analytic cohorts.

A study of more than 2,000 men and women with osteoarthritis found that "willingness to consider replacement" was the biggest predictor of time to knee replacement, almost five times more influential than the pain score [ 16].

We have designed this randomized clinical trial with the main purpose being to compare the effect of education plus supervised exercise to education alone on the time to hip replacement surgery in patients with an indication for hip replacement surgery.

"The lack of time to obtain replacement coverage was responsible for the decision to postpone Sunday's event," he said.

This extension, we believe, would give the city of Burbank ample time to find replacement money for the now-defunct Redevelopment Agency, which used to help those who needed financial assistance with improvements on their homes.

The primary outcome measure is the time to hip replacement surgery measured on a Kaplain-Meier survival curve from time of inclusion.

The MOH has used this information to post advertisements for positions before the retirees leave, which has reduced the gap time to hire replacement workers.

Time to hip replacement (from baseline up to 6 months after trial cessation) was estimated by the Kaplan Meier method and compared with the log rank test.