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Seven of 14 participants suggested that the educational experience could be improved by increasing the duration of time spent using the simulator to practice image acquisition.

Increasing the duration of time period could give a more generalized view of the patient's adherence over a longer period of time but at the same time increases the chance of introducing recall bias.

For those who have lunch at home or in a restaurant, working split shifts increases the duration of time spent having lunch.

All groups except for male Tat+ mice increased the duration of time spent on the rotarod over the 12 week period (Fig.  1A).

We additionally show that individuals who increased the duration of time spent sedentary had the greatest increase in waist circumference, independent of time spent in MVPA and baseline waist circumference.

Frequent dosing, prolonged infusion times, or continuous infusions can increase the duration of time that the serum drug concentration remains above the minimum inhibitory concentration of the antibiotic, and can improve clinical and microbiological cure rates [ 78- 81].

However, the combination of having to retrieve their own balls and the development of hyperthermia during the HOT match appears to have increased the duration of time between points to ∼27.5 s.

Thus, it appears that in conjunction with the development of fatigue, 34 42 43 afferent feedback regarding the thermal environment contributed to increase the duration of time between points (eg, greater ball retrieval and service preparation time), leading to reductions in effective playing percentage.

Alternatively, the 1.0-ppm THF-diol dose failed to modify the days in diestrus or proestrus, but clearly blocked the estrous cycle in these animals and increased the duration of time between cycles from the 5 7 days for vehicle controls or low-dose animals to 14.25 days in the high-dose group (with the exception of two animals with 5- to 7-day cycles in the high-dose group; Figure 2).

Specifically, it investigated: (1) the effect of increasing the duration of lead time from 5 to 10 years in a lead-time TTO in which the duration of unhealthy time is 5 years and (2) the effect of a special design for visual aids to highlight the length of lead time and unhealthy time on the respondents' behavior when performing valuation tasks and on the resulting values.

The influence of exchange time on the activity was studied and we found that increasing the duration of exchange time enhanced the catalytic performance.