Sentence examples for duration to develop from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding, the 6-week WD feeding in the current study caused hepatic steatosis but appeared to be insufficient in duration to develop histological NASH with inflammation and fibrosis.

We hypothesize that a baby-led approach to complementary feeding would provide an infant with greater opportunities (both in frequency and duration) to develop their gross and fine motor skills.

During the course of the study, no treatment-related adverse events were recorded, but this was expected given that meloxicam was dosed in accordance with the label and that known NSAID related toxicity, including gastric ulceration and necrosis, require longer treatment duration to develop [ 29, 31].

Age was found to be negatively associated with the duration taken to develop IRU after initiation of HAART (p = 0.005, Spearman's rho coefficient = −0.503).

Both the absolute and the percentage increase in CD4 counts were also not significantly associated with the duration taken to develop IRU after initiation of HAART.

This works out to be about 5 6 months in the 3- to 4-year programmes, falling short of the WHO and ICM recommendations of the duration required to develop competent midwives who could provide comprehensive maternal and newborn services (42).

Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about the duration of an effort to develop a property in the Russian capital which, as The Washington Post reported last year, continued well into Trump's campaign for president.

Though the male rat model requires a longer duration of diet treatment to develop atherosclerosis, it is free from any surgical intervention in contrast to female rats undergoing ovariectomy.

To discover the optimal duration, it may be necessary to develop a new formalin test with a longer duration of acupuncture stimulation.

We further speculate that if an infection (or post-infectious process) can trigger chronic headaches (>3 months duration), there is a possibility to develop NDPH-like headache (or daily headaches) for shorter duration (sub-acute NDPH) with variable prognosis (some as self-limiting condition and some turning into refractory NDPH after 3 months).

For example, one Canadian study investigated the lifestyle habits of 276 people over six years, and found that people with long (and short) sleep durations were more likely to develop impaired glucose tolerance and diabetes.