Sentence examples for commonly used duration from inspiring English sources

Results are reported for the most commonly used duration of therapy reported: three days (model M1 in Table  2).

We chose 2 hr because it was the most commonly used duration and was used previously to rescue a learning phenotype (Ikeda et al. 2008).

From another perspective, if we choose the commonly used CPR duration of 30 minutes, we could note that even if the CPR intervals were the same, there would be a 10-fold difference in the probability of survival between patient groups 1 (23 %) and 8 (2 %) (Table  5).

First, a systematic review of experimental articles with brief presentation of visual stimuli investigates what temporal measures are commonly used for presentation durations.

Further analysis of data for the most commonly used dose by both duration of treatment and initial total cholesterol concentration made no difference to the results.

These thresholds potentially capture activities (such as gardening and vacuuming) that fall below the 2,020 counts/minute cutoff point commonly used (35– 38) to estimate duration of time spent in moderate physical activity (2,020 5,998 counts/minute) and MVPA (≥2,020 counts/minute).

There has been criticism that the approach commonly used to ascertain the duration of the patient interval (i.e. subtracting date of first symptom from date of first presentation) is too empirically grounded, as it assumes that there are objective, definitive dates when events occurred, which are readily collectable [ 41].

Yet, tendon hypertrophy could be more pronounced following longer periods of loading (i.e., habitual loading) compared to durations commonly used in exercise interventions.

Tactical warning strikes of several hours' duration are commonly used by German unions during wage negotiations as a means of increasing the pressure on employers.

In this study we only use the EOG based Blink Duration, a commonly used measure of sleepiness [26].

17The most commonly used form in continuous-time duration studies is a parametric hazard (Bhat, 1996) with an assumed Weibull form baseline (Meyer, 1990).