Sentence examples for short-term interval from inspiring English sources

Eaton, M. et al. Impact of a single bout of high-intensity interval exercise and short-term interval training on interleukin-6, FNDC5, and METRNL mRNA expression in human skeletal muscle.

An example of this caching approach is proposed by Li et al. [12] who presents a caching model based on two popularity control variables: the first variable counts the number of accesses to a video object in a short-term interval (from current to past time) and the second variable counts this number in a long-term interval.

Working on a thesis may be different from anything you've done while at MIT; for four years you may have had nothing but short, specific and discrete tasks due at short-term intervals.

For this purpose we compared the effects of aglepristone (AGL) alone and in combination with cloprostenol (CLO) on serum concentrations of progesterone (P4), estradiol (E2) and relaxin (RLN) measured at short-term intervals during the abortion period in bitches.

Over short-term intervals, the body tends to drift away from a relative equilibrium point.

MRI was performed at baseline and in short-term intervals thereafter.

Recent studies of dietary and behavioral modification interventions have found small significant weight decreases in SMI patients on antipsychotic medication over short-term intervals [ 6].

Besides a baseline measurement, follow-up data are gathered at two short-term intervals (5 and 10 weeks after randomization) and two long-term intervals (6 months and one year after the end of the intervention), respectively.

The reason why within-subject variability was low seems to be due to immune dysfunction of ESRD patients related to uremia and dialysis [ 11] as well as due to short term interval of QFT-IT follow up.

In our study short term "interval gap" refill performed similarly to long term "overall" refill on ROC analysis, and out-performed other methods of determining short term adherence using pharmacy refills.

We observed, as have others, 28 that persistence of a specific HPV genotype predicted a risk of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade II+ only slightly more strongly than the risk of testing positive twice for the pool of carcinogenic HPV over a short term interval, especially at older ages.