Sentence examples for measured at three hours from inspiring English sources

While Simon Cowell can take some credit for maintaining the nation's TV fix (measured at three hours and 45 minutes per day), another factor is the growing demand for time-shifted viewing, thanks to digital video recorders as well as catch-up TV services such as the BBC iPlayer or ITV Player.

LL2 cells were grown in a 96-well microplate, and the level of confluence was measured at three hour intervals over the course of one week.

The behavioral fear response was significantly correlated with the amount of NRXN2α (p = 0.001) and NRXN3α (p = 0.048) E20 included transcripts in the hippocampus (measured at two hours after testing) but not with E21 NRXN1α included transcripts (Figure 9E).

Peripheral administration of hydroxyfasudil (i.p. injection) 1 hour before fear conditioning training resulted in significantly lower levels of PSD95 and gephyrin in the hippocampus measured at two hours after testing (i.e. 50 hours after training) as compared to conditioned animals that were treated with saline (Figure 10 A D).

JA was measured at two hours after the wounding plus OS treatment when N. pauciflora showed the highest induced JA accumulation.

The pooled data, which equates to a total of 155 participants, demonstrated benefit with the use of statin to reduce the post-operative peak level of IL-6 (WMD -23.5 pg/ml, 95% CI -36.6 to -10.5) measured at four to six hours post-CPB.

We decided to pool our patients' data (with one-hour differences measured at three time-points a day per patient) to obtain more data points and, thus, more reliable results.

Cardiovascular variables and gas exchange data were measured at three defined points in time: 1 hour before the extubation (T1), continuously during the NIV trial (a mean value was calculated and expressed as T2), and at the end of the NIV trial with the patient in spontaneous breathing (T3).

The telecommunications measures include each of the five activities broken down by hour of day and again measured at three different spatial aggregations.

Mild preeclampsia was defined as diastolic blood pressure equal to or above 90 mmHg measured at two occasions at least six hours apart combined with proteinuria.

Gestational hypertension was defined as diastolic blood pressure equal to or above 95 mmHg measured at two occasions at least six hours apart in a woman who was normotensive at the start of pregnancy until week 20 of gestational age.