Sentence examples for conducted length from inspiring English sources
The medical claims data included information on date of service, physician diagnosis (up to 15 primary and secondary diagnoses), primary and secondary procedures conducted, length of stay (for inpatient, ED, and long-term care settings only), and charges associated with the claim.
The pair-wise correlation analysis was conducted on length, width and length-width ratio of the flag leaf, and yield per plant in the core recombinant inbred lines of Liang-You-Pei-Jiu (LYP9) developed in Hainan and Hangzhou.
Stratified analyses by the high-risk group were conducted for length of stay, inpatient mortality, and total hospitalization charges and costs.
When presented with a primed (6 S -HNE-1 S -HNE-1, N-dGuo:dCyd pair, the polymeraS -HNE-1cted full-length primer extension.
We conducted full-length sequencing to elucidate the origin of the HPAI (H5N8) virus detected in the Netherlands.
Early reads from Illumina/Solexa rarely exceeded 36 bp, but at the time that this project was conducted read lengths of greater than 84 bp were being generated.
Although these searches focused on research from English-language journals and from developed countries, the cost and technical requirements for conducting telomere length analyses mean that the majority of studies will be from the developed world.
Several additional analyses were conducted for shower length but not bath length, as the majority of women reported not taking baths (see Results).
The Integral Fast Reactor-1 (IFR-1) experiment performed in the Fast Flux Test Facility (FFTF) was the only U Pu 10Zr (Pu-0, 8 and 19 wt.%) metallic fast reactor test with commercial-length (91.4-cm active fuel-column length) conducted to date.
It was the latest chapter in a presidential charm offensive that has so far been conducted at arms length and which has barely touched on several key disputes.
Once an action potential has been generated at the axon hillock, it is conducted along the length of the axon until it reaches the terminals, the fingerlike extensions of the neuron that are next to other neurons and muscle cells (see the section The nerve cell: The neuron).
