Sentence examples for total transition from inspiring English sources

He emphasised that the club were in "total transition" and that "100% of the supporters" were behind the coach, too.

The French-trained chef who made the total transition to teaching home cooks is, of course, Jacques Pépin.

"But I don't think it's ever going to have to be a total transition, because we have some people signed to contracts".

If all goes smoothly then, given the waiting lists, I will probably complete the pathway next spring – a total transition time of three years, as I was led to expect when I started by my local PCT's gender reassignment policy.

The total transition energy is thus dependent on two competing shifts.

Certainly in a total misunderstanding of what a correctional system is and what it could be — I think I've gone through a total transition on that".

The reason I divide by 3 in the latter expression is to make the two instantaneous rates comparable (total transitions per month).

Transitions were monitored in scheduled SRM-mode allowing for a maximum of 339 total transitions and 176 concurrent transitions per method.

Due to the highly skewed distribution of the total number of transitions experienced by patients admitted to the PCP, negative binomial regression was used to examine the association between total transitions and patient characteristics.

Table 3 provides a summary of patient characteristics found to be significantly associated with total transitions within each time period prior to death.

During the last four and two weeks of life, pain and other symptom control as reasons for PCP referral were found to be significant factors associated with greater total transitions suggesting patients in the PCP inpatient unit and other acute care hospital wards are more in need of this form of care.