Sentence examples for measured one week from inspiring English sources
The root growth and shoot fresh weight were measured one week after treatment.
Neurospheres (≧100 µm diameter) were counted and diameters measured one week later.
When tumor volumes were measured one week after the last NK cell injection, the intratumoral NK cell injection groups showed significantly smaller tumors in a dose-dependent manner.
VAS, dosage of nitroglycerin tablets, and SAQ will be measured one week prior to randomization and at 4, 8, 12 and 16 weeks after randomization.
Performance in summative and formative written and clinical assessments, measured one week following the VP case, and several months later will also be collected.
a weight loss was measured one week after inoculation; ns - not significant # only seven lambs were infected The study was performed in two subsequent years, 2008 and 2009, respectively.
The average respiration rates across different zones (65.6, 27.3 and 11.9 mg CO2 kg DW−1 h−1 respectively as measured one, three and six weeks after harvest) were higher than the ( {r}_{{mathrm{CO}}_2} ) values measured for log sections at the same temperature (Fig. 3), particularly for week one (1.6 times higher) and week three (0.7 times higher).
Similarly, Kim et al. [ 26] of 40 patients, reported an increase in ADC values measured on imaging one week into a course of chemoradiotherapy to predict a complete treatment response.
First, we measured the intrarater reliability for video analysis ("interreview") by calculating intraclass correlation coefficients and agreement frequencies between distances measured twice one week apart from the same video acquisition, for each muscle on each side.
Daily activity will be measured for one week with a StepWatch3™ Activity Monitor 3.0 (SAM) (Cyma Corporation Seattle, WA, USA), which is an ankle worn accelerometer that measures the average amount of steps per minute over a broad spectrum of cadences.
Whole plant fresh weight was measured after one week of Fe deficiency treatment.
