Sentence examples for time of resumption from inspiring English sources

In addition, for the icv kisspeptin antagonist treated animals, the mean LH interpulse interval in the pre-treatment period was compared with the post-treatment period from the time of resumption of LH pulses onwards.

The pulsatile pattern of LH secretion generally returned within 1 2 h after the end of the kisspeptin antagonist infusion, albeit of reduced frequency upon resumption of LH pulses (pre-treatment period versus post-treatment period from the time of resumption of LH pulses onwards: 26.42±1.42 versus 41.01±4.30 LH interpulse interval in minutes respectively; mean ± SEM; N = 5 6; P<0.05 6

Whenever the spontaneous breathing trial failed, administration of nitroglycerin was stopped at the time of resumption of mechanical ventilation.

During the follow up period details of wound healing, postoperative complications (bleeding, nausea, vomiting, urinary dysfunction) and time of resumption of work, were recorded; late complications such as fistula recurrences, flatus or liquid incontinence, reinterventions were also assessed.

Secondary aims include the effect of treatment on pain, complications, generic health-related quality of life, time to resumption of activities of daily living and work, and cost-effectiveness.

Information on the subjects' menstrual history, including development of amenorrhea, duration of amenorrhea, resumption of menses, time to resumption of menses, and other possible causes for amenorrhea was obtained from medical records and returned questionnaires.

The outcomes reported in trials of interventions for CTS are wide ranging and include relief of symptoms, time to resumption of activities and work, clinical measures of sensation, strength and dexterity, electrophysiological studies and the use of validated patient-based questionnaires of symptom relief, functional ability and health-related quality of life and satisfaction.

Although the BMI at the exact time point of resumption of menses was not evaluated in our study, we found that those patients who were menstruating at the 12-month follow-up had a similar mean BMI percentile of 24.

Patients who menstruated had a mean age-adapted BMI percentile of 24 at follow-up, which is very similar to the body weight at the time point of resumption of menses observed by Golden et al. [ 59] and roughly corresponds to the 95 % EBW (%Expected Body Weight ≙ observed BMI/50th BMI percentile × 100) reported by the Le Grange group [ 60].

The main analysis of this trial consists of a comparison between the treatment groups of the primary outcomes: number of patients who resume and maintain sports and the time to resumption of sport (of the patients who resume sport).

Secondary aims are to examine the effect of operative versus non-operative treatment on functional outcome, the level of pain, range of motion of the shoulder and elbow joint, the rate of secondary interventions and complications, the time to resumption of work and activities of daily living, health-related quality of life, costs, and cost-effectiveness in these patients.