Sentence examples for amount or duration from inspiring English sources

According to the majority of theoreticians, learning outcomes can be correlated with the amount or duration of rewarded practice.

No differences were observed in food consumption between TCF8+/− and WT mice or in the total amount or duration of physical activity (Figure 5), which indicates that ZEB1 is affecting something other than energy intake or expenditure.

Some of these interventions reduce the amount, or duration of, artificial light at night.

Trends in incidence by amount or duration of medication use were tested by adding these indicators into Cox regression model as continuous covariates.

Despite the large sample size, the numbers of cases were still relatively small and the study had limited power to investigate smoking by amount or duration.

Our findings do not support a causal association between NSAID use and prostate cancer as the risk elevation was observed only for ongoing prescription use, was strongest for metastatic disease and did not differ by amount or duration of usage.

Mortality was not associated with either amount smoked or duration of smoking in the fully adjusted model (supplementary Table 1, available in an online appendix at http://care.diabetesjournals.org/cgi/content/full/dc10-0261/DC1).

Participants' improvements in COMM in this study were statistically significant, but small; other types, amounts, intensities or duration of curricula may be required to improve clinicians' communication behaviors.

To further look at whether the amount of ultrafiltration or duration of HD treatment sessions was related to TTR, we did a Pearson's correlation coefficient which showed no significant associations.

We explain these outcomes with the characteristics of the model at the core of the SIGMA warning system: the decisional algorithm is based on the concept that landslides occur in the case of rainfall events that can be considered exceptional either for the rainfall amount or for the duration (Figure 3).

A score of 3 indicated that the infant was vigilant most often during the test, a score of 5 indicated that the infant showed moderate amounts or moderate durations of fear, and a score of 7 indicated that the infant was frequently and/or intensely fearful.