Sentence examples for twenty-four weeks from inspiring English sources

Incubation periods of up to twenty-four weres wevaluatedated at 23 °C.

Jeremiah, delivered at twenty-four weeksixteeneen weeks early, weighed one pound six ounces.

Some of the fetuses were past twenty-four weeks' gestation, the point of viability.

(The guidance from Roe v. Wade gives women until about twenty-two twenty-fourour weeks).

Twenty-four weeks after surgery, the cartilage defect in the CS/DBM group was successfully filled as shown by MRI.

Mario was twenty-four weeks and a day, and emerged "with no respiratory effort, no movement," according to medical records.

The legislators seemed uninterested in the possibility that women who sought abortions between twenty and twenty-four weeks (and, out of the total who end their pregnancies, they are a tiny percentage) might have waited not out of idleness but because of the late discovery of a medical issue or disorder in their lives.

However, there was an unexpected increase in respiration between twelve and twenty four weeks after harvest, particularly for log sections stored outdoors under ambient conditions (Fig. 4a).

Indeed, a decline in moisture content was observed between twelve and twenty four weeks after harvest for log sections stored in outdoor uncovered conditions (Fig. 4b).

The decrease in respiration rate of log sections stored in dry air twenty four weeks after harvest was associated with moisture content declining to less than 30%% (Fig. 4b).

The respiration rate of log sections stored in humidified air increased continuously after twelve weeks, but that of log sections stored in dry air declined significantly between twelve and twenty four weeks (Fig. 4a).