Sentence examples for duration and development from inspiring English sources

"I Like Jesus," a peppy list song on the CD, became an imaginary montage of social outings, giving the relationship between Boy and Girl a sense of duration and development.

Interaction for flood duration and development was also non-significant (d.f. = 5, F = 1.22, P = 0.300).

Eggs inundated at 15°C showed ≥53.5% survival regardless of flood duration and development stage compared with ≤29.6% for eggs at 25°C for ≥21 days early in development and ≥14 days late in development.

Collaboration and data sharing within the EDPI will allow refining of methodological aspects of prevention trials, including identification of target populations, improvement of intervention methods (that is, type, intensity, and duration), and development and standardization of relevant outcome measures and prognostic and monitoring tools that can be easily implemented in large populations.

74 These iPSC-derived CMs showed biophysical effects of the mutation on Nav1.5, ie, faster recovery from inactivation and larger late currents than those of the wild-type control, prolonged AP duration, and development of EADs at low pacing rates, consistent with classic features of LQT3.

Eggs inundated at 15°C had ≥53.5% survival regardless of flood duration and development stage compared with eggs inundated at 25°C, which had ≤29.6% survival when flooded ≥21 day early (25% of total embryonic development) in development and ≥14 day late (75% of total embryonic development) in development (table 1).

John Cage's Music Of Changes, created using the I Ching to determine pitches, durations and development, is one of the more exacting items in the 20th-century piano repertoire.

Among these characteristics, we find the time between issue fixing and software release, project development duration, and the development team (data attribute Project_name).

These were mainly sub-indicators on the duration, frequency, and development of signs and symptoms.

The buffering effect of increased resource supply was most probably mediated through effects on most of the reproductive parameters such as size and age at maturation, brood size, instar duration and egg development time, resulting in an increase in population growth rate [41].

The results were more consistent with the predictions of the MTE, especially in the analyses that focused on gestation duration and total development time (gestation duration: 0.20 < b < 0.24; lactation duration: 0.17 < b < 0.24; total development time: 0.24 < b < 0.25).