This method of testing was repeated for each participant until all six scenarios had been completed.
Afterwards, the PLC was cut via the lateral arthrotomy and testing was repeated.
Interventions: Subjects wore the lumbar support for 2 hours and then testing was repeated.
Electric pulp testing was repeated at 5, 8, 11, 15, 20, 25, and 30 minutes after the injections.
Spinal tissues were dissected sequentially, and the mechanical testing was repeated after the dissection of each tissue.
Provided sensory blockade had been deemed successful intraoperatively, testing was repeated postoperatively, with each dog acting as its own control.
Consequently, patients with initial cortisol levels >15 μg/dl were followed and cortisol testing was repeated in patients with ongoing vasopressor dependency with no other underlying cause.
After testing of each knee with a repaired meniscus, all sutures were removed and the testing was repeated to characterize the kinematics of acute meniscal injury.
If patients were not able to participate in the training, due to time or commuting constraints, they were asked to be part of the control group (no randomization) and the testing was repeated after 3 months without cognitive training.
Before beginning the shearing process, a loading/unloading process (stiffness testing) was repeated up to three times, with a normal stress σ v value that would not damage the surface roughness of the fracture (from 0.25 up to 4.0 MPa at intervals of 1.0 MPa/min).
For each dependent variable NH was first set as a reference among the hearing categories, and then the testing was repeated with each of the other four hearing categories (Mild HL, Moderate HL, Severe HL and Profound HL) as a reference.
