Sentence examples for based on a one week from inspiring English sources

The self reported adherence rate based on a one week recall prior to the study was 59.9%.

The non-inferiority of empagliflozin compared to glimepiride on the primary endpoint of change from baseline in HbA1c will be tested after 52 and 104 weeks of treatment based on a one-sided significance level of 1.25%.

In this paper, which is based on a twenty-one-week analysis of the atomic clock noise characteristics of numerous satellites, a new stochastic observation model that considers satellite clock interpolation errors is proposed.

A quasi-experimental research based on a one-group post-test design was conducted over a period of 3 weeks (Bowen et al. 2009).

Before anyone projects a monster year for Woods based on one week — especially when that week is at Torrey Pines — remember that he just missed the cut last week in Abu Dhabi.

19 Based on one week of accelerometer data from the U.S. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), 20 the vast majority of daily nonsleeping time is spent in either sedentary behavior (58%) or light-intensity activity (39%), and only 3% in exercise time (Fig. 1).

Moreover, we assigned a correction factor based only on one week of measurements, while it could change in different weather conditions.

If it was so transparent, then why did no one (apart from those close to Sir Alan, apparently) know that its head would leave within a few weeks, or that its forecasts for job losses in the public sector were based on one set of assumptions one week, and on a completely different set the week after?

His new "Travelogue," which promises to be just as various, includes movement and monologues and is based on a seven-week random drive around the United States one summer.

The orbit prediction files for each day were created from precise orbit determination results based on one-week range and range rate observations by microwave link.

It would involve putting into place a system of assessment that judges one teacher's performance against another based on a four-week summer session.