Sentence examples for weeks verified from inspiring English sources

Bird's eye photographs after 8 weeks verified a near complete lack of healing in empty defects (Figure 2).

Thus, it seems cautious to shift from routine coagulation monitoring to a clinical path with a follow-up after 3 4 weeks (verifying the appropriate dose change and treatment adherence), after 3 and 6 months, and later on tailored to the individual patient profile.

Separate loess plots of the N t for each day-of-the-week verified that all significant day-of-the-week effects were captured by D t.

Single dauer worms were plated onto small NGM plates, propagated for approximately two weeks, and verified for GFP expression using a Leica DMI3000B.

These features became more pronounced with disease progression and were accompanied by pannus invasion, cartilage damage and periarticular bone erosion in mice which had the disease for five weeks as verified from visual identification of joint swelling.

In this randomised controlled pilot trial, 28 patients with stage 3 chronic kidney disease were successfully randomised to drink approximately 1 L more per day than controls for 6 weeks, as verified by 24 h urine collections.

Each week the verified data for about 50 individuals are checked against the original questionnaires and the error rate is consistently below 1%.

38 One study allowed participants to "slip up" for up to seven consecutive days, 39 and another 40 allowed patients to have up to three cigarettes per week but verified them as abstinent by carbon monoxide measurement.

At each institution an administrator responsible for medical services distributed the survey instrument to all psychiatrists working at the institution, collected the surveys within one week, and verified that all surveys were completed correctly before sending them to the principal investigator for data entry and analysis.

He said it would take several weeks to verify total sales from all the city's venues.

It will take at least six weeks to verify the identities of petition-signers and compare them with rolls of registered voters.