Sentence examples for timeframe in days from inspiring English sources

We suspect a convenient timeframe (in days) between primary tumor inoculation and initiation of therapy favored effector responses in successful outcomes (immune-mediated tumor regression), and regulatory/immune suppression (tolerogenic) at later time points in animals that experienced disease progression.

Finally, we tested all the readmissions' hypotheses also in thirty days timeframe (in addition to the seven days) and we gained similar results.

The scaffolds showed sustained release of ketoprofen (37 °C, pH 7.4) in the timeframe of days with faster release rate in the case of scaffolds containing starch aerogels.

The prime minister refused to put a timeframe on Australian airstrikes, which will begin in days when RAAF planes join international forces.

Confirmation of influenza A with immunofluorescence staining and viral culture requires at least several days, a timeframe in which an influenza outbreak may grow out of control.

On the basis of our findings and the literature, the 30 days post-admission timeframe in combination with the in-hospital timeframe for patients admitted for longer than 30 days may best balance the risk of discharge bias and maintain the advantage of a fixed timeframe.

We found a significant correlation between K16+ cell increment and the increase in epidermal thickness in the timeframe of 14 days.

Thirteen out of 60 hospitals were classified differently with the 30 days post-discharge timeframe in comparison with in-hospital mortality.

Twenty out of 60 hospitals were classified differently with the 30 days post-admission timeframe in comparison with in-hospital mortality.

Interestingly, we also show that tumors can be observed easily within days, whereas the timeframe in which tumor development is studied in mice is usually weeks up to months.

These latter studies, in which the long-term stability of the units was explicitly addressed, were of chronic implants, but seizure monitoring is necessarily in the acute/subacute timeframe (days to weeks).