Sentence examples for period development from inspiring English sources

Of those not having metabolic syndrome at entry, two-thirds of the placebo group developed the syndrome during the study period; development of metabolic syndrome was reduced 17% with metformin and 41% with the lifestyle intervention (54).

We developed a decision tree model by using data from a 2-year period (development cohort, 2008 and 2009, n = 3,693), which we validated using external data from 2010 (validation cohort, n = 1,686).

In elder period, development tasks include adapting to retirement and family changes and establishing contact with other elders (Lin, 2002).

During the colonial period, development was mainly concentrated in economically powerful cities and in areas forming security concerns.

During a 4.5 year observation period, development of cancers was found in 7 treated workers and 17 untreated controls.

The amount of feeding tolerated in the first 48 hours, the amount of feeding tolerated during the entire study period, development of VAP, the number of ICU-free days, the number of ventilator-free days and morality were evaluated.

Scholars have debated the extent to which the Olmec were the prime movers in Formative period developments or were equal participants in a larger pattern of social change.

The focus on period developments allows us to pinpoint accurately changes in calendar time that are harder to locate in cohort studies (cf. Ní Bhrolcháin 1992).

These two extreme events at 750 720 ka and 270 250 ka in our study correspond to the expansion of the desert regions in western China and northern China, which are regarded as a two-period development of aridification and cooling in the Asian interior (Xiong et al., 1999; Ding et al., 2005).

The study describes the life cycle of a geothermal field as passing through four distinct phases or periods: development, sustaining, declining, and renewable.

However, this hyperplasticity may be made possible even in adulthood via molecular manipulations which reopen critical-period development opportunities based on the principles naturally occurring in critical periods and following brain injury (e.g. excitatory-inhibitory balance) (Bavelier et al., 2010; Kuhlman et al., 2013; Nahmani and Turrigiano, 2014).