The phrase "a specific time course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular timeline or schedule for an event, process, or study.
Example: "The experiment was designed to observe the effects of the drug over a specific time course to determine its efficacy."
Alternatives: "a defined timeline" or "a particular duration".
The model can be forward-simulated by generating a specific time-course of MAPKActivity (Fig. 3b) and calculating the resulting nuclear-to-cytoplasmic partitioning of the sensor (Fig. 3c).
Compounding this dilemma, prolonged PRA may progress across the AKI spectrum to overt ATN over a patient specific time course.
In a mouse AMI model, however, miR-1 levels began to rise 6 hrs after AMI, suggesting a species specific time course release [ 48].
Several studies have used multiple (> = 2) time points to investigate the expression of selected genes during recovery following acute resistance exercise, using combined sex groups [ 26, 36] or men only groups [ 25, 37], thus they provided no insight regarding a sex specific time course of expression changes.
A separate lactation/involution specific time course gene set was established by applying the same cutoff filters to all 12 488 transcripts using 5 day and 10 day lactation time points, and 12, 24, 48, 72 and 96 hour involution time points.
As activity and dose are different physical quantities, an additional comparison of the acquired PET images with a corresponding activation pattern deduced from the planned treatment and the specific time course of irradiation and imaging is strongly recommended [ 6, 11].
Our study found a decreasing number of NO-induced apoptotic chondrocytes with increasing time from injury without being able to show the specific time course of apoptosis after trauma.
However, the relative effects of specific emotional stimuli and the specific time course of these differential effects are unclear.
