For each patient the following data were collected: age, sex, weight, height, SAPS II, number of chest drains, number of ultrasound scans performed, number of significant PE (at least 2 cm of width between the two pleurae), amount of ultrasound-guided drainage actually performed within the first 24 hours, timing of resolution of PE.
The group wrote that for these athletes, "when sufficient carbohydrate is provided over a 24-hour period, the timing of intake does not appear to affect the amount of glycogen stored".
Humans are programmed to wake and sleep on a roughly 24-hour cycle, and the timing is regulated by exposure to light.
Much of the body's biological rhythms--when to eat, when to sleep, etc.--are set by a 24-hour circadian clock, a biological timing system linked to the rising and setting of the sun.
In humans and other organisms, the timing of 24-hour behavior is governed by the period length of the circadian oscillator.
Alternatively, light may be advantageous but only if present in its natural context with 24-hour periodicity because of such timing on circadian clock function.
Continue to simmer until crisp-tender, 30 minutes to 1 hour (the timing can vary widely and will depend on the type and age of the beans), then drain the beans.
In the model, patients with severe malaria or severe bacterial disease either attend a medical facility with the capacity to deliver parenteral treatment within 6 hours (from timing of rectal intervention administration), attend such care after 6 hours, or do not attend such care.
Each of the two sections containing 50 questions should be completed within 3 hours when timing the test.
The word first appears in a book of 1832 by Frances Trollope, mother of the novelist Anthony Trollope, the man who would start writing at 5.30 every morning and write 250 words every quarter of an hour (timing himself with a watch), before heading off to his day job at the post office.
