On average 10.8 minutes (± 6.4) elapsed for experts between the first instance of looking into the mouth of the standardized patient and the last instance; these intervals were not statistically significantly different between experts (10.8 min ± 6.4) and students (13.2 ± 5.1), however, substantial variations in time did exist across all clinicians.
Manton et al. found that, while pharmacokinetic parameters and ADC could not detect early treatment response, early changes in water : fat ratios and water T2 relaxation time did demonstrate substantial prognostic efficacy after two cycles of NAC [ 38].
At resin concentration of 60 gpl along with increased curing temperature i.e. above 150 160 °C and longer curing time (4 min) adequate crosslink formation took place showing better and acceptable DP rating (Fig. 1d, e); further increase in time didn't show substantial effect on it.
But our relationship with time does not need to be all sand in fist -- there is a way to maintain some substantial grasp.
Corrigan et al. stated since substantial time that PAH clearance does not reflect renal perfusion [24].
We are willing to commit substantial time and financial resources to do so," Rosenfeld wrote in a letter to Cadbury's chairman Roger Carr.
Second, very few evolutionary biologists have a first-hand understanding of macroevolution, and they do not spend substantial time on it in their college courses.
With either a rule-based or corpus-based approach, the grammar engineering process requires substantial time and knowledge from experts, and does not always yield a semantically transferable grammar.
Furthermore, in experienced hands these techniques do not add substantial time to the duration of the surgery [ 7, 9].
As noted in the methods, being a Sahwira peer educator did require a substantial time commitment in training, refresher courses, and facilitating activities and the voluntary nature of the program may have precluded sufficient exposure to the intervention.
