Sentence examples for imposed durations from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, the second example neuron was recorded during two sessions involving long imposed durations between lickspout placement and commencement of feeding (orange and maroon dashed vertical lines).
However, the response of a crop to waterlogging depends on the timing (developmental stage of the plant when stress was imposed), duration (number of days) and genotypic variation in waterlogging tolerance (Setter and Waters 2003).
The monocentric nature of the study and the fact that it was necessary to include a sufficient number of patients imposed the duration of the study.
This is in contrast to classical interpretations of the immune state usually imposing fixed durations of immunity depending on individuals' age, but not sexual activity.
One of the NICUS registration criteria is mechanical ventilation for ≥ 4 hours but it is not possible to impose this duration limit on APDC data.
Strict curfews and bans on protests were imposed for the duration of the WTO meetings.
But after two days ceramic dust stirred up by the public also raised alarm about respiratory hazards; standard viewing procedures -- look, don't touch -- were imposed for the duration of the seven-month installation.
There was no limit imposed on the duration, frequency, or type of exercise intervention, and no specific physical or cognitive outcome measures were stipulated.
The results revealed that the treatment temperature and duration imposed a significant effect on the surface color and contact angle of the bamboo.
Common to these early productions is the preoccupation with shape (Gestalt), movement, color, language, and gesture as the means of a "realized" or "perfected" particular human existence that represents life beyond the limits of spatio-temporal duration imposed on us in the manner of a Cartesian grid.
