Sentence examples for adequate time intervals from inspiring English sources

In the present study, we have modified the DNCB treatment scheme by giving multiple sensitizations with adequate time intervals.

Rational drug use occurs when an appropriate drug is prescribed and administered according to the appropriate dosage regimen and the drug should be affordable, available, dispensed correctly, in correct doses at adequate time intervals [ 3].

To determine the maximal catalytic rate with highest accuracy these assay were performed in the presence of excess substrate (1 mM) and at an enzyme dilution that allowed linear reaction conditions for an adequate time interval.

Then, the pigs were randomized to the supine position (SP, n = 6) or the prone position (PP, n = 6) group [The first pig acutely died after induction of ALI before the trial. Therefore, one pig (pig 11) had to be measured in both positions (SP and PP) with an adequate time-interval in-between to avoid an advantage of the precedent lung recruitment].

Future long-term studies evaluating dietary supplements should implement quality checks at appropriate time intervals for adequate quality assurance.

The sample size in this study was small but adequate, as a time interval of one to three months is sufficient in most audits [ 17].

A three week interval was used to allow adequate time for survivors to receive, respond to and return the mailed questionnaire prior to receiving a reminder.

Maternal nutritional reserves get depleted with pregnancy, and women with short interval between pregnancies do not have adequate time to restore their nutritional reserves.

There was a non-significant trend favoring shorter time intervals for the retest in the studies with adequate results for the retest statistical analysis (value ≥ 0.70) in comparison with those with non-satisfactory results (value <0.70) (Table  4).

Considering the median time interval used in the studies with adequate test-retest results, in addition to the findings from studies that used two different time intervals for the retest, we can recommend that patients under palliative care for advanced cancer should be retested somewhere around 24 to 48 hours later when evaluating cancer symptoms and 2 to 7 days later when assessing HRQoL.

Trimble et al. investigated cases after a 15-week interval and we have divided our cases accordingly for adequate comparison (Table  2c).> -wrap-foot> a) three groups each representing a 33%% percentile of the time intervals of this study.