Sentence examples for observable period from inspiring English sources

For instance, in the 1 October 2007 issue of The British Journal of General Practice, Chris C. Butler and colleagues showed that antibiotic resistance could be effectively reduced within an observable period.

The observation period for performance and observable behaviors is three days unless otherwise specified.

The experimental trials in chickens showed that the six H9N2 isolates tested herein were able to replicate in chicken lungs, but did not produce observable clinical disease or death over a 21-day observation period.

If both diseased and recovered/removed individuals are observable, then the epidemic sensitivity becomes high with an extended observation period, since individuals that are infected and recover or removed prior to recording are also observed.

He uses a 30-year timeframe which is open to objections (the longer the time frame, the fewer the observations; the last observable time period started in 1983.

The study was also restricted to patients with at least 1 year of prescription history before cohort entry, in order to allow for an observable washout period to define new users.

While alternative definitions allow for more or less frequent bleeds and shorter or longer observation periods [24, 25], their commonality is the use of short-term bleed rates as a measure, and an observable follow-up period within which a target joint may no longer be defined as such.

In the transition regime (middle panel) the scenario of peaceful times interrupted by short conflicts is still observable, but periods of continuous conflict occasionally appear.

Gestational age requirements are necessary so that each pregnancy would have been entirely observable within the study period no matter at which point birth occurred, and to avoid fixed-cohort bias where the beginning of the study misses shorter pregnancies and the end misses longer pregnancies (Barnett 2011; Strand et al. 2011).

Second, for an interference pattern to be observable over any extended period of time, the two sources of light must be coherent with respect to each other.

Amyloid-related decline in semantic memory was recently shown to be observable in the preclinical period of Alzheimer's disease.