However, treatment targets and timeframes of change have not been defined.
We also predicted that intestinal inflammation would precede or correlate with the development of obesity and/or insulin resistance and therefore examined how the timeframe of inflammatory changes in the intestine related to diet induced increases in body weight or fat mass, or insulin resistance.
Although the timeframe for change was implicit within the structure of the trial, the addition of an explicit timeline within the Practice Development Plan might have facilitated more rapid change.
For example, before a surgical procedure some providers educate patients about the process and possible outcomes in terms of timeframes for changes, level of pain reduction, and pain medicine requirements [ 27- 29].
A sense of the times – little more than a decade ago in places – sustains admirably and the speed of change within that timeframe adds immediacy.
It allows them to respond dynamically to changes within a rapid timeframe and to assess the effects of change with respect to the constraints imposed upon them by other product cycle factors.
On the contrary, several case studies using e.g. LCA for assessing energy systems had fairly long-term timeframes, possibly indicating a slower pace of change in the environmental performance of different energy technologies.
The number of enriched GO categories in a given interval also lends some insight into the magnitude of change occurring in that timeframe.
In our study, the lack of change over time might be explained by the timeframe between both measurements.
Within a timeframe of 1-2 years of storage, no change to moderate decreases in lipid levels have been reported [ 18– 20], as well an increase of high density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-c) levels [ 21, 22].
