The child was followed sequentially at weekly intervals for the first month after which a gradual attrition to an initial biweekly and later a monthly evaluation was maintained.
Thus, throughout the fabrication and evaluation, the samples were maintained under UHV conditions, not exposed to air.
Records were available for birth and (or) weaning weights of 36 949 lambs from 123 flocks that were evaluated in 1988 through 2011; these flocks participated in the NSIP Terminal Sire Breed evaluation program [ 3] and were maintained in the Australian Sheep Genetics LAMBPLAN database [ 4].
These changes were maintained at follow-up evaluations 4 and 9 months following treatment completion.
For the evaluation of parental lines, a minimum of 25 seedlings were maintained per test entry with three replications.
Rats were maintained in dorsal or lateral recumbency during evaluation, and the time of righting reflex return was recorded.
These benefits were maintained at a 3-month follow-up evaluation.
Evaluations were separated by a 1-year period, although the intervention period, training targets, and relative loads were maintained.
Civil liberties were maintained.
In the third alternative, the size of the training population was increased from 500 to 1,000 individuals by adding 10 fullsibs to each family while the size of the evaluation population was maintained at 500 individuals.
