Sentence examples for time follow up from inspiring English sources

The present data show that secular changes in SMR are most pronounced during short time follow up.

The mean time follow up time was 422 days (range 66 1347) before start of alfacalcidol and 364 (72–1196) after.

On the contrary, some cases with large tumor size but less mitosis count and tumor well-encapsulated are no sign of recurrence for a long time follow up (>5 years) without imatinib adjuvant therapy.

While the analysis is still underway, the project has triggered thoughts about how we could deliver real-time follow up information on health services and correct misconceptions through social media opinion leaders, for example on the transmission of HIV and effectiveness of treatment.

"Real-time follow up!" exclaimed Jill, "Tens of billions a year within the next year or two.

The company fences with study results that highlight the importance of real-time follow up with website abandoners, citing research from MIT that says 90percentt of e-commerce leads go cold within the first hour.

Community physicians then conduct an epidemiological investigation, health education, and long-time follow up of each patient and their family members.

Recently, markers of inflammation, such as highly sensitive C-reactive protein, have been found to predict type 2 diabetes in long-time follow up of population samples, although adjusting for measurements of obesity attenuates the relationship [ 8- 12].

When a single cohort (50 years old women invited for the first time in 1996) was analysed with life-time follow up, we concluded that BC mortality decreased by 13.1%%.

At the same time, follow-up arrests fell less sharply, to 2,224, from 2,609.

The interviews, like the book's title, collapse time — follow-up quotes are woven into on-site chitchat — but Ms. Thornton deftly navigates competing agendas.