28 The passage of infection in each individual reflects the known time-changing infectiousness profile (ie, virus shedding 34) of influenza at two discrete points-of-time every 24 h, during a day-time and a night-time period.
Our unique cover grid allows monitoring voltage at eight discrete points between the positive and negative reservoirs.
In this way, the conservative variables and numerical fluxes can be computed by weighted summation of distribution functions at eight discrete points.
We compared mitochondrial function in PBMCs obtained from subjects in the CO group at two discrete time points, prior to HBO therapy and within 1 h after undergoing the initial HBO treatment as seen in Fig. 3.
Mortality was initially examined in models similar to other complications, although at three discrete time points after TJA.
Ankle dorsi/plantarflexion angles were calculated at four discrete time points, 1) initial foot contact, 2) maximum dorsiflexion in stance, 3) toe off and 4) maximum dorsiflexion in swing.
For the control group, the blood samples will be drawn by venous puncture at three discrete time points: baseline (preoperatively), 2 6 h postoperatively and the day after surgery between 8 00 and 12 00.
The blood samples will be drawn from an arterial line in patients with NSTI into collection tubes containing EDTA at four discrete time points: on admission and again during the following 3 days between 8 00 and 12 00 (table 1).
For each replicate, RNA was prepared from 30 40 mosquito guts at six discrete time points post-infection; mixed asexual and sexual stages in the blood bolus (1 h), ookinete midgut invasion (24 h), early-stage oocysts (48 h), mid-stage oocysts (5 days), sporulating oocysts (10 days) and mature oocysts (13 days).
Pain experience data were collected at three discrete time-points during mammography using both a visual analogue and Likert scales.
Pain experience data were collected at three discrete time-points during mammography using a visual analogue and Likert scales.
