Sentence examples for primary week from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, lurasidone adjunctive with lithium or valproate demonstrated significant improvement in depressive symptoms based on the MADRS from weeks 2 5 but not at the primary week 6 endpoint.

Mr Flanagan added: "We will work tirelessly with parents and local campaign groups to challenge these proposals, as we have previously done successfully in Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire, until Falkirk Council calls a halt to the 10% cut in the primary week".

The primary week 48 endpoint was 3-level ordered categorical variable: 1. Death/AIDS progression; 2. No progression with incomplete viral suppression (ie HIV viral load (VL) ≥50 copies/ml); 3.

Serum samples were obtained both before vaccination (week 0) and 3 weeks after primary (week 3) and secondary vaccination (week 6).

Nasal mucus samples (containing 1 mg/ml total protein), prepared by concentrating nasal wash samples so that the total amount of IgA was equivalent to about 1/10 of that in natural nasal mucus, were obtained both before vaccination (week 0) and 3 weeks after primary (week 3) and secondary vaccination (week 6).

The primary work week averages 40+ h, completed in 8-h shifts.

Furthermore, we found no significantly higher risk of migraine in high-risk weeks (defined as primary 6 weeks, and secondary 13 weeks, 4 weeks and 2 weeks) after each HPV dose compared to non-high-risk weeks.

But the son's aggressive networking paid off in the Southern primaries weeks later, when his father, once distrusted by born-again Christians, trounced even Robertson within that constituency.

Blood samples were collected prior to the primary injection (week 0), at 28 days (week 4), prior to revaccination (40 weeks after primary vaccination), 7 days following revaccination (week 41), and 28 days following revaccination (week 44).

In a statement, the council said: "One of these decisions is to change the primary school week from 25 hours to 22.5 hours per week.

Spinal cord development occurs in four basic embryological stages including gastrulation (weeks 2 to 3), primary neurulation (weeks 3 to 4) and secondary neurulation (weeks 5 to 6).