Sentence examples for time to continuity from inspiring English sources

The main hypothesis was that 40 μg would shorten the time to continuity, and the lower dose was only to be tested if that were the case.

There was a correlation between time to continuity in Linköping and teriparatide dose (0, 20, or 40 μg) with a Spearman's coefficient rs of 0.43 (95% CI: 0.063 0.70 p = 0.024).

However, in spite of the lack of an effect of 40 µg, a post hoc analysis showed that the 20 µg group had a shorter time to continuity than controls (7 vs. 9 weeks; p = 0.003), and an analysis of all 3 groups together showed a p-value of 0.01.

Therefore, children remain away from education for a long period of time to maintain continuity in learning.

(E) Begin discharge planning with adequate lead time to insure continuity of care and facilitate entry into community diabetes care.

The second rating was compared with the data for time to cortical continuity from the multicenter study (3 out of 4 cortices).

The patients were radiographed regularly, and the primary endpoint was time to cortical continuity in 3 of the 4 visible contours of the volar and radial projections.

(E) Correctional staff should begin discharge planning with adequate lead time to ensure continuity of care and facilitate entry into community diabetes care.

Although teriparatide had an influence on both the appearance of the callus at 5 weeks and the time to cortical continuity, the correlation between callus rating at 5 weeks and healing times was not impressive.

However, in combination with the results of the larger trial, the data suggest that radiographic quality at an early time point might be a sensitive variable, perhaps better than time to cortical continuity.

Even so, all 3 groups were still compared and found to show significant differences; 20 μg teriparatide appeared to have shortened the time to cortical continuity by 2 weeks (p = 0.006).