The phrase "at some time points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific moments or intervals in time during a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The experiment showed varying results at some time points, indicating the need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "at certain moments" or "at specific intervals".
However, the performance is poorer at some time points due to the influence of lock time constraint.
Generally, 68Ga-labelled Ex4NOD12 and Ex4NOD40 demonstrated very similar uptake; 68Ga-Ex4NOD27, however, displayed a significantly lower accumulation in the lung (p < 0.05) and, at some time points, in the tumour (p < 0.05).
As shown in Fig. 2, BmK I significantly increased protein expression of BNP (Fig. 2a & c) and NPRA (Fig. 2b & d) at some time points after injection in ipsilateral DRG and spinal cord.
With regard to the chlorophyll fluorescence parameters, our findings showed that 40 mg L−1 DCPTA in maize seedling caused an increase in Fm, Fv/Fm, Fm/Fo, qP and a decrease in Fo and qN at some time points checked.
However, because no data were recorded at some time points, our sampling grid was slightly irregular, leading eventually to artificial collinearity among the PCNM [30].
Mixed model analysis accounts for unbalanced numbers of samples measured, because at some time points not all samples could be obtained because of removal of the arterial line.
First, not only did HbA1c values significantly improve vs vehicle-treated controls, but indeed, at some time points and doses, entered the normal range (i.e. were "normalized").
The inability to detect additive genetic variation for some traits at some time points is more likely attributed to low samples sizes (and power).
Initial analyses of a complex data set comprised of relevant immune soluble and cellular factors indicated that IFNγ differed significantly among cats with single and dual infections at some time points.
The half relaxation time did not differ at either frequency in EDL or soleus, but was significantly increased at some time points in diaphragm at 50 Hz (Figure S5).
The German monitoring data show that only extensive transmission of the virus and a high prevalence can be excluded at some time points, for some species and some areas, where no case of HPAI H5N1 was found.
