Sentence examples for a maintained change in from inspiring English sources

Continual action of the compound over the dosing period was confirmed by constant plasma exposure, and a maintained change in urinary glucocorticoid metabolites consistent with 11β-HSD1 inhibition.

We have developed a method for directly measuring the ultimate effect on body weight of a maintained change in a well-known habit of eating, exercise or thermal control.

Indeed, a longitudinal analysis even indicates a causal relationship, that is, after transition to an MDD system a distinct and maintained change in drug treatment occurs [ 8].

An open-label trial with 14 adults with ADHD and mood dysregulation showed significant improvement in both ADHD and mood symptoms over an 8 week period with a 2 month follow up showing maintained changes in those who chose to stay on the formula [ 34].

The conclusion on this qualitative analysis is that rapid changes in MV (a rise or fall with a duration of less than 1 min) are reflected about equally in EE IC) and EE VCO2), that during maintained changes in MV, EE IC) largely recovers within a few minutes and that EE VCO2) will take 10 20 min or more to recover.

It is possible that prolonged culture may cause maintained changes in CD133 regulation although this in itself would suggest that CD133 expression is not a very good marker of CSCs.

Six months later, 6/9 writers indicated they had maintained changes in their letters.

Maintaining change in PA and dietary behaviours requires an ongoing proactive effort and an intervention duration of more than 1 year may be needed.

This longitudinal design will enable understanding of the reasons for participant's changes (or not maintaining change) in self-management skills and their exercise regimes over time.

At a population-level, a major challenge for community programmes is achieving and maintaining changes in core areas of maternal and child functioning of sufficient size to benefit the future health and well-being of mothers and their children.

Similar results reported Benjaminse et al. (Benjaminse et al. 2015) who observed that participants maintain changes in lower extremities mechanics during a cutting-task 1 and 4 weeks after feedback was withdrawn.