Sentence examples for a week exist from inspiring English sources

In Fig. 9d, although the differences between loads in a week exist, they are not as significant as that in Fig. 9c.

YouTube Director of Product Management Hunter Walk kicked things off by talking about some of the underlying reasons why New Ideas Week exists in the first place.

However, because it is located at a distance from the main paediatric inpatient unit and only open 9 am to 5 pm five days a week, concerns exist amongst GPs and their teams.

Either way, given that a minimum of 12 weeks existed between assessments, the significant improvements seen over time in the planning and working memory tasks are noteworthy.

To ensure that an interval of at least four weeks existed between the third DTP vaccine and measles vaccine, the earliest we could vaccinate against measles was at 4.5 months of age.

The main analysis examined whether differences in outcome (mean differences) between baseline and six weeks existed between the control and intervention groups in all outcome measures (EORTC QLQ-C30, MOS SF-36, Vo2max, and muscular strength).

The old-fashioned one-play-a-week rep hardly exists any more.

In 2, 4 week, there exist significant difference among each groups.

It has been shown that a delay of days or even weeks may exist between plaque rupture and the onset of symptoms in STEMI patients [7] [9].

Some can really take your breath away: not just because of the talent on show but also the commitment to constructions that will often only exist for a week.

(Covey said he responded by arguing the group had a right to exist.) "A week or two ago a few flyers appeared on campus suggesting that it would be appropriate to organize a white student union organization," Covey wrote in an email to The Huffington Post.