Sentence examples for between an increased time from inspiring English sources

Leet et al. [26] didn't find any correlation between an increased time from injury to surgical intervention and poor results.

However, this approach may not be ideal if there are important tradeoffs between endpoints such as an increased time with side effects of treatment but longer time to progression in one arm compared with the other.

Applying oxidative or heat stress, aging in the sense of an increased time between divisions and probability of death was observed and due to the formation and inheritance of large protein aggregates [ 29].

These data show that an increased time interval between pregnancy and diagnosis of GTT is associated with a worse outcome.

These include an increased time interval between antecedent pregnancy and diagnosis of high-risk disease (as described earlier), the presence of liver metastasis at diagnosis and more than eight metastasis at diagnosis.

Since immunization schedule can impact both strength and nature of induced responses, it is possible that responses with OVA and HA as antigens could be further improved with either an increased time interval between doses (OVA) or an increased number of doses (HA).

Long-term prognosis of headache is adversely affected by an initial diagnosis of migraine and by changing headache location, and it tends to be affected by an increasing time between headache onset and first presentation.

Concomitantly, DEF values gradually decreased with an increasing time interval between incubation with MTA and irradiation.

We find that network similarity indeed decreases with an increasing time difference between these networks during a day/night course and, counter intuitively, that proximity of metabolites in the correlation network is no indicator of proximity of the metabolites in the metabolic network.

The shallow subsurface (< 3 m depth) showed a direct relationship between resistivity variation and effective recharge, whereas, an increasing time-lag between effective recharge and resistivity was recorded at increasing depths.

Another study found an association between increased time to pregnancy and self-report of exposure to agricultural and home pesticides (Harley et al. 2008).