The phrase "at duration of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "The project will be completed at a duration of three months."
Alternatives: "for a duration of" or "over a period of".
Studies that looked at duration of breast milk feeding have had differing outcomes.
All the other studies in our review, looking at duration of fever as predictor for SBI, included bacteremia, but they may have diluted the prognostic value of duration of fever by analyzing bacteremia combined with other SBIs.
To account for the possible nonlinear association between duration of diagnosed diabetes and prevalence of cancer, we conducted log linear regression analyses using a cubic spline with four knots at duration of diagnosed diabetes: p5, p25, p75, and p95.
Therefore, in order to better understand and compare alkylating agent therapy to bevacizumab, we elected to combine response and stable disease patients in order to look at duration of therapy benefit.
Figures 6(a) and 6(b) demonstrate the performance of the proposed method meeting corresponding half of mappers fail and quarter of mappers fail for querying 102, 204 and 408 sequences when failures happen at duration of 50% execution, respectively.
The present study found that administration of honey supplementation at dosage of 1 g/kg body weight combined with 20 jumps per day (HEx20J) at duration of 8 weeks could increase relative uterine weight in female rats compared to sedentary rats and the rats fed by same dosage honey supplementation combined with 80 jumps per day.
Detailed analysis of the phase distributions also confirmed that the maximum of the distributions for the rotating walker generally occurs earlier (in most cases at durations of 1 s or 2 s).
The habituation period consisted of daily running at durations of 5 10 minutes (min) and intensities of 8 12 m/min over a period of 5 6 days with the final habituation session conducted 48 h before the exercise session.
This separation is based on findings from masked priming studies showing that stimuli presented at durations of 64 msec or less are processed without conscious awareness, but are still able to influence subsequent decision-making via automatic processes.
Kim and Holtzapple [ 29] reported that cellulose in corn stover exhibited an insignificant effect when degraded at a duration of 4 weeks at 35°C.
