For example, levels of intracellular expression of a few genes, or cell surface protein markers, can be assayed at a series of interim time points and assumed steady-states under experimentally stimulated growth conditions in small cellular systems.
Although the focus of the data reported here was evaluation of carcinogenicity, we have previously reported on the examination of induction of cytochrome P450 data from animals killed at interim time points during the conduct of these studies (Toyoshiba et al. 2004).
Data collected at the interim time points will help assess effects of intensive phase of intervention (baseline to 12 months) and intervention durability throughout the maintenance phase (12 month to 24 months).
Nickel metal hydride batteries were used in the interim time when the re-electrification of the automobile started in the 1990s.
May we pay attention to when our fellow humans are in a period of growth and stretching, and extend a hand, saying, "I am here to hold space for the validity and meaningfulness of this interim time.
I have come to greatly appreciate the gesture and work of presence in the face of this uncomfortable interim time.
In addition, analyses of secondary end points will be conducted at the interim time points.
Starting with 8-h intervals from time-point 1 to 37, we decreased the frequency of image data collection, or "skipped" interim time-points, which diminished the density of the overall dataset.
In the interim between the time of the total laryngectomy and the time of the TE puncture, subjects used either buccal, electrolarynx, or esophageal speech for communication.
At the time of interim analysis, 5 PDSS events had occurred, which was too few for a full analysis of those events.
The pharmacist will provide the correlation between names and dosages to the independent review committee at the time of interim analysis and to the principal investigator at the time of final analysis.
