Sentence examples for carry duration from inspiring English sources

As for the neural mechanism underlying timing, that is ".the neural properties that are actually sensitive to time rather than involved into the readout" [67], several modelling approaches (climbing firing rates models) [68] [70] propose that a particular pattern of neural activity, observed during tasks involving fixed temporal intervals, may carry duration information.

The amount of spinal compression was found to be associated with carrying duration.

Recent post hoc analyses have shown that post-MI patients with non-sustained ventricular tachycardia (VT), previous syncope, or prolonged QRS duration carry a very high risk of SCD.

The data transmission in LTE is carried out with duration of 10 ms for each frame on a given bandwidth.

In order to prevent the advanced hydrothermal degradation of the constituent proteins in B. mori silk sericin during the extraction process, and aiming at obtaining products with potentially better biomaterial properties, a mild aqueous extraction of longer duration carried out at 50 °C is an effective alternative to the current extraction procedures.

They wanted to repeat the same style for series six, which was to add a serial element to be carried throughout the duration of the series.

The 9 sections investigated are: pain intensity, sleeping, numbness, duration, carrying, reading-television, working/housework, social and driving.

Prolonged QTc duration carried a higher RR for CVD mortality when compared with normal QTc duration (RR = 3.19; P = 0.0003; Table 2).

A partial least squares discriminant analysis (PLSDA) was carried out using duration (storage time), DPA and 1-MCP treatment as y variables (Fig. 1).

Our data represent the complete set of parallel group trials of more than 30 days' duration carried out by the manufacturer for tiotropium mist inhaler compared with placebo that was submitted to the US FDA.

First, our investigation of extreme diabetes duration carries a risk of selection bias specifically, incidence-prevalence (survival) bias whereby participants may have had better life-long management of CVD risk compared to those who did not survive to 50 years diabetes duration.