Sentence examples for we conducted up from inspiring English sources
It is to be noted that after 3 months, the stability drops very suddenly in every sample under the experimental conditions we conducted up to now [38].
Since we conducted up to five experimental steps using single samples (see the 'Methods' section), maximum shear stresses at the moment of failure cannot be exactly determined; thus, any results from the computations have to be considered as close approximations of the real values.
We conducted up to three measurements at different depths ranging from 10 m to 18 m for a given site.
We conducted up to three qualitative in-depth interviews with each patient and lay carer over 12 months and single interviews with case-linked healthcare professionals.
Because the management of CAB may have changed throughout the study period, we conducted up-to-date supplementary analyses pertaining to the latter half of the study period (2003 2011).
We included cluster randomised trials conducted up to the end of 2010 in residential facilities for older people where the unit of randomisation was the facility or a physical part of it, for example a ward, wing, or floor.
We conduct up to five post-mortems per morning and, due to the nature of our work, do all the post-op cleaning ourselves.
Today, with my eighth expedition to the sea ice coming up, I always have the whole mixture of feelings and thoughts when planning and preparing an expedition, but the overall conclusion has always been that it is a great privilege to take part in these cruises, and that the research that we conduct up there is unique and important.
We shall conduct up to two workshops with people with early dementia.
We will conduct up to 4 VBS events per month over 30 months for a total sample size of 400 participants enrolled.
For 12 seroconverters who reported in ACASI that tattooing was their only potential risk for HIV infection during incarceration, we conducted follow-up face-to-face structured interviews to elicit previously unreported risks.
