Sentence examples for weeks of distribution from inspiring English sources

Reminder emails were sent as initial reminder and calls from the administrative team were made after 2 weeks of distribution of the printed paper-based packets surveys.

After the first few weeks of distribution, Memento had reached more than 500 theaters and earned a domestic total of $25 million in its box-office run.

Drug distribution rounds of the three-round campaign occurred on days 170, 226, and 282 of year 3, approximating six weeks of distribution in the field interspersed with two weeks out of the field.

The questionnaire was collected back after completion within one week of distribution.

Yablans said "Jonathan" was unprecedented in publishing history, selling 2 million copies in hardcover and 3 1/2 million in the first 3 weeks of paperback distribution.

At 14 or 18 weeks of age, distribution volume determinations of labeled erythrocytes and 40 kDa high molecular weight dextrans were performed to assess systemic vascular red blood cell- (Vrbc), plasma- (Vplasma), surface layer- (Vesl) and total vascular volume (Vtotal) as previously described (20, 31, 36).

Consistent with observations at 48 h and 4 weeks, two patterns of distribution were found: single spheres reaching the small portal spaces and, less frequently, aggregates of microspheres in the large portal tracts.

In the next section, we apply the individual day-of-week distribution functions above to enable recursive least squares (RLS) k-step ahead predictions for this estimate.

After 8 weeks of treatment the distribution of daily sunitinib doses in the study population was as follows: 2 patients using 62.5 mg, 4 patients using 50 mg, 15 patients using 37.5 mg and 8 patients using 25 mg.

These results fit well with histological observations made following injection of QPX into the pericardial cavity of hard clams that showed an early (2 weeks) systemic distribution of QPX in clam tissues, followed by the development of most intense lesions in mantle tissues [ 22].

Other operationalizations include the cumulative number of keystrokes or mouse clicks, variation in computers use between days or weeks, and distribution of usage periods (i.e. number of breaks taken within a certain time period).