Sentence examples for studies converted from inspiring English sources

26 27 For continuous outcome measures, five studies converted self reported data into total physical activity in minutes per week 18 21 22 23 36; two to total energy expenditure in kcal/kg per week; 29 30 and one to total activity as a metabolic equivalent in h/week.

TAA, a most common agent used for induction of liver cirrhosis in animal studies, converts into a toxic reactive metabolite named N-acetylp-benzoquinone imine (NAPBI) and halogenates free radical in hepatic cytochrome p450 [ 36].

None of the cocrystals in this study converted into a hydrated cocrystal upon storage at high relative humidity.

With the great art and new layout — two bedrooms, an efficient kitchen, a small study converted from a walk-in closet, almost 1,400 square feet in total — Dr. Hartman thinks of the second-floor space as "a robust New York apartment in a green city".

After a follow-up period ranging from 6 months to 4 years, all of the adolescents in this small pilot study converted into a sustained, benign episodic migraine course without need for a daily preventive treatment; none of the adults could be converted.

All organic herds included in the study converted form 1997 to 2003.

One study converted an existing decision tree to a Markov model [ 25].

The more recent North American Prodromal Longitudinal Study (NAPLS) - found that 28% of the cases in the study converted to during follow-up.

This study converted treatment techniques previously unfamiliar to the treatment settings in Norway into a feasible intervention that yielded a beneficial outcome and increased the connection of patients to abstinent-supportive peers.

Framing a provocation creates a readiness to listen, and a diagnostic study converts the dialogue into a contract.

The decay function derived in this study converts a single grate clogging factor into a multiple-grate clogging factor.