Sentence examples for timing of uptake from inspiring English sources
22 23 Thus, we argue that the timing of uptake of a modern contraceptive might be different among married women and those never married.
We did not obtain data on the timing of uptake of initiatives by individual practices, nor were we able to measure the quality or completeness of their participation.
However, there is a lack of studies examining the timing of uptake of HIV testing and counseling provision at different levels of health facilities (HFs) of the health care system.
4. Learning curves: This effort would focus on the timing of uptake of ICD-10, and whether data validity assessments indicate the presence of a learning curve for coding.
As there is some fluctuation in the timing of uptake of the first vaccination within the NIP, the actual vaccination behaviour was checked 2.5 months after the invitations were sent, to make sure that most babies would have had their first vaccination.
It seems most likely that the smaller molecular weight dextrans are simply taken up more efficiently by the macrophages, but we cannot exclude the possibility that the difference reflects an influence of the molecular weight of the solute on the rate of perivascular spread after CED, and consequently the timing of uptake by perivascular macrophages.
The rate of modern contraceptive uptake is low, and timing of contraceptive uptake during or after first sexual intercourse differed according to marital status.
While predictions on the timing of market uptake vary, the numbers are staggering across the board.
This difference in the timing of contraceptive uptake according to marital status has not been adequately documented in Nigeria.
The two most significant factors affecting treatment adherence and outcomes among Indigenous peoples were ongoing substance abuse and the timing of treatment uptake [ 33, 41, 50, 101].
We report here a remarkable consistency of our results in both our in vitro and in vivo studies in the timing of BoNT uptake and internalization.
