Sentence examples for a defined duration of from inspiring English sources

Currently the optimal duration of treatment remains uncertain, but there does not appear to be clearly detrimental effect to stop treatment after a defined duration of at least 6 months.

From the full-length texts obtained, we included all studies that examined patients with an HA and a diagnosed infection of the implant, for whom a defined duration of symptoms or time period from the index implantation to the infection diagnosis was given, who were treated with either one-stage or two-stage revision, and for whom data on occurrence and number of reinfections were available.

A continuous visual fixation (no saccades) of a randomly defined duration of 2 2.5 s was immediately followed by the delivery of a juice reward using a gravity-fed dispenser.

Moreover, the a priori defined duration of effect criteria was based on subject assessment of the waning of treatment effect.

If the couple had a previous pregnancy that had not resulted in a live birth, we defined duration of subfertility as the time from the first day of the pregnancy to the time of start of treatment.

Similarly, the supplemental dose-response analysis, which defined duration of use as a continuous variable, indicated increased risk of neonatal abstinence syndrome with an increase in the number of days of exposure to prescription opioids during pregnancy (appendix fig 1).

In the virtual human controller, the behavior was executed during the defined duration of each action.

The study enrollment criteria of reported fever duration for at least 24 hours does differ from the WHO ILI definition that has no defined duration of fever.

Obese-years was calculated at each examination as the defined level of obesity (in 'obese units') multiplied by the defined duration of obesity (in years).

We defined duration of subfertility as the time from when the couple started actively trying to conceive to the time of start of treatment.

We defined duration of contraceptive use as the time interval (in months) from the first use of an oral contraceptive within the current episode (at the index date) to the index date or as unknown.