The timing of the assessments of long-term effects (12, 18, 24 and 30 months) was designed not to be close to the expected follow-up visits (cytology tests or colposcopy), thus avoiding detecting 'spikes' of anxiety associated with these.
Despite these recommendations, question remains on what would be an ideal timing of 'long term rehabilitation' for stroke survivors.
A mix of long-term thinking, good timing and some luck is the answer.
Regulators say the practice, called market timing, is not in the best interests of long-term shareholders.
The SMBG cluster analysis can be used to estimate the timing of additional ICT, providing uninterrupted periods of long-term insulin independence by using retransplantation.
Such a study will be vital to answer questions on how postnatal timing of intervention with expansion thoracoplasty affects the mechanism of long-term pulmonary development (alveolarization).
The key role of the action potential is exemplified by spike-timing dependent plasticity (STDP), in which the timing between pre- and postsynaptic action potentials rules the induction of long-term synaptic efficacy changes [4] [8].
On the other hand, the interpretation of long-term data from subjects with high variability in phase timing from year to year would have been difficult.
Nevertheless, the occurrence of long-term synaptic efficacy changes induced with SDDP cellular conditioning protocols relies on the exact timing between pre- and postsynaptic activations.
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The risk of long-term damage remained.
