A shorter interval gives too much advantage to the tame opposition parties.
The clinical course of Patients 2 and 3 was notable for a shorter interval until disease progression, which suggests different evolutionary dynamics and resistance profiles13.
Ultima Thule suggests an alternative scenario in which a bunch of similarly sized objects merged together over a shorter interval of time.
A shorter interval will be cost-effective as it saves both women's and clinician's time and other resources.
Conclusion: Patients with preterm premature rupture of membranes and an amniotic fluid index of ≤5 cm are at increased risk for a shorter interval to delivery.
But in response to a need for novelty, convenience, and a shorter interval between acting (snapping the picture) and gaining pleasure (seeing the shot), the Polaroid camera succeeded in the marketplace.
Cows fed SS (31 d) tended to have a shorter interval from calving to first ovulation than cows fed AS (43 d) or BS (38 d).
Women who received oral misoprostol had a shorter interval to vaginal delivery (27.2 vs 21.9 h, P<0.0001) and were more likely to deliver vaginally in <24 h (47% vs 64%, P=0.001).
Thus, a shorter interval, 0 <η≤ 14.6, can also be used for the example.
We confined the inclusion criteria to shorter interval periods of approximately 1 year after LT.
Patients with recurrent restenosis had a shorter interval between first and second PTCA compared with those who remained patent (136 +/- 116 vs 214 +/- 163 days, p = 0.018).
