"interim times" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to a period of time between two events, which is usually considered a transitional period. For example: "We look forward to the interim times between now and the end of the school year."
The pipe chronicles an interim time in the native world, when the Wyandots were exposed to foreign influences".
Table 2 Response assessment by conventional imaging modalities and positron emission tomography at interim time point Patient no.
Initial SUVmax was 21.5 and decreased to 10.6 at interim time point (A and D; Δ SUVmax, 50.7%).
During this interim time, patients must use temporary restorations that often create many different problems and replacements.
Nickel metal hydride batteries were used in the interim time when the re-electrification of the automobile started in the 1990s.
Blood and urine biochemical parameters, amongst others, were measured at an interim time point after 4 weeks and at termination of the study.
Using CIM, a decrease of 100% between baseline (arrows in B and C) and interim time points was shown (arrow heads in E and F).
First, we propose three basic filtering measures (the end-point distance, the min-region distance, and the interim time-warping distance) based on the ones appeared in the literature, and one of their direct combinations (the point-region distance).
In summary, the reported data indicate that UEI may allow tissue engineers to sequentially evaluate the progress of tissue construct mechanical behavior in vivo and in some cases may reduce the need for interim time point animal sacrifice.
In the present article, the authors reviewed the rationale of FDG-PET/CT performed at an interim time point during therapy (iPET), focusing on the transition from standard, anatomical assessment of tumor shrinkage with CT to document a chemotherapy response, to the use of functional imaging with PET to assess chemosensitivity of the individual tumor.
