Sentence examples for pattern during the second from inspiring English sources

In addition, we have analyzed which factors could influence the bleeding pattern during the second consecutive LNG-IUS, and found that, for example, indication of use (contraception versus HMB) did not have an effect on the bleeding pattern (Heikinheimo et al., 2010a, b).

The system is active at 80 180 km/h and calculates an individual behavioral pattern during the first minutes of each trip.

The third group of mice developed a mild disease pattern during the first 2 days of infection.

In several birth cohorts, growth pattern during the first months of life is a predictor of obesity and metabolic risk, which effects are observed as early as in adolescence or childhood [6], [7], [8], [9].

48, 66, 67 During development, cortical-driven up-state bursts of activity can be recorded in the rats in vivo starting from the end of the first postnatal week and they evolve in amplitude and frequency to a slow-wave oscillation pattern during the second-third postnatal week.

The survival pattern during the first 180 days after the onset of other critical illness may be different in other diagnostic groups [ 24].

In our experiment, the fluorescence pattern during the first second after transient illumination was similar between the acephala and capitata groups grown under control conditions (Fig.  4a).

We first demonstrate that SNc dopaminergic neurons switch from bursting to irregular to regular spontaneous activity pattern during the first three postnatal weeks.

This study sought to examine the effects of surface inclination on the loading variables and landing pattern during the first attempt of barefoot running in habitual shod runners.

As reported earlier, birth weight differences and IGF-I concentrations in cord blood were significantly associated with the growth pattern during the first 4 years of life [ 19].

This study examined the effect of surface inclination on vertical loading rates and landing pattern during the first attempt of barefoot running among habitual shod runners.