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The clutter dataset consists of 900 range cells, and the number of time samples in each range cell is 63500 (equal to a recorded duration of 63.5 s).

For two target datasets, the number of time samples in each range cell is 512 (equal to a recorded duration of 0.512 s).

The associations between any (nonexclusive) breast-feeding and type 1 diabetes from the 43 studies (including 9,874 patients with type 1 diabetes) are shown in Fig. 1 and Table 2. Initially, an analysis was conducted investigating any recorded duration of breast-feeding (the breast-feeding duration used in this analysis for each study is shown in Fig. 1).

We recorded duration of headache as continuous data in hours.

The longest recorded duration of viral shedding during oseltamivir therapy was 28 d (patient 1).

The presented images were obtained by the accumulation of localized fluorescent emitters which appeared during reaction in the focal plane in the middle of the crystals for a recording duration of 90 s.

During this observation, the therapist will record duration of training, parent implementation of task and parent support of child, using a checklist to compare to the initial demonstration.

To assure the quality and reliability of the recording the following criteria were imposed: (1) a minimum recording duration of 120 s, (2) stable simple spike amplitude, (3) no clear signs of tissue damage in a circle with 400 µm radius, around the recording site.

Although we do not require more than 2-3 hofrecordingording time to accurately assess rhythms in the firing patterns in GnRH neurons, we believe the maximum recording duration of a single cell could be between 6 and 8 hours based on our estimations of brain slice viability.

The agency also said the minimum recording duration of the cockpit voice recorder should be increased to 20 hours from the two hours currently demanded.

The following data were abstracted from the patients' medical records: duration of surgery, duration of cast immobilization, and postoperative complications.