Interval training, method of competitive training in which rest and exercise intervals of controlled duration are alternated.
Electroporation or electropermeabilization is the increase of the cell membrane permeability by means of application of the pulsed electric field of controlled duration and intensity [ 17].
The monkeys were initially trained on a version of the task that used an experimenter-controlled duration for the visual stimulus.
We analysed a representative sample of 141 published long-term trials (randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled; duration > 12 weeks) to find out what study characteristics predict placebo response rates in various diseases.
Parts of the fire-damaged concrete specimens were coated with SCC and then they were recured in a controlled condition for a total duration of 90 days.
Research suggests that the likelihood of experiencing a bad trip can be reduced by the person being in a controlled and safe environment for the duration of the drug's effects.
Laser pulses are used to create shallow melt pools with a controlled size (e.g., depth) and duration in order to allow surface tension forces to "pull down" asperities with small radius of curvature.
Test rigs are designed to reproduce accelerations or other sensor readings in a controlled environment and criteria on the duration of testing without failure are used to assure quality.
Ours was a randomized controlled trial, the duration of L-carnitine supplementation was 2 weeks, and the dose of oral L-carnitine was 3 g/day, while the study by Moretti et al was open-label, the duration of supplementation was 16 weeks, and 6 g/day of L-carnitine was administered intravenously.
In agreement with simulation predictions, we found that precisely controlled stimulus duration regulated the activation of cells in the population in a strongly all-or-none manner, with 1- to 40-s duration LPS exposure (500 ng/ml) activating ∼3 88% of the population.
Medical history taking revealed controlled hypertension (duration X years) and thyroid grand tumor.
