Sentence examples for shedding time from inspiring English sources

For example, the leaf shedding time of X. mekongensis started in December and continued until March, i.e., winter and spring seasons, whereas leaf shedding of E. agallocha started from February and continued until May, i.e., spring season.

The longest viral shedding time was 5 weeks.

58 with a stillborn calf, the placental weight was large, compared with the others and the shedding time of the foetal membranes was also longest.

We found that the C. muridarum organism shedding time course after an intravaginal infection was not altered despite the double blocking.

In patients without VAHS, the median viral shedding time was 15 days (IQR, 12 to 22 days) as opposed to a median of 21 days (IQR, 14 to 26 days) (P = 0.13) in patients with VAHS.

Blocking Tim-3 signaling with neutralizing antibodies remove both the negative and positive roles of Tim-3 in chlamydial infection, resulting in null net effect on the live organism shedding time course.

Explanations for the higher rate of drug resistance in children than in adults are that children have a more protracted course of influenza, longer viral shedding times, and higher viral titers (7 ).

The interpretation of results from a single serum sample is limited by the specificity or sensitivity of serologic tests, and viral shedding times may mean that infected cases may be missed.

We next subtracted a number of empirically derived fixed prehospital time intervals from the predetermined travel shed time interval of 60 min, as previously described.

Because deposition is a process, the amount of deposited pollen on a surface at time t is the integrated deposition over the time period from the start of pollen shedding until time t.

During the process of keratinization, many cell components degenerate and the cells die; the layer of keratinized cells is therefore shed from time to time.