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The next eight groups were orally pre-treated four times with time span of 12 h with petal of C. sativus extract (at doses of 40 and 80 mg/kg separately), stigma of C. sativus extract (at doses of 40 and 80 mg/kg separately), Z. jujuba extract (at doses of 100 and 200 mg/kg separately) and B.vulgaris extract (at doses of 100 and 200 mg/kg separately) [20].

The slope deposits of the Late Miocene to Quaternary can be divided into two composite sequences (CS1 and CS2) bounded by regional unconformities with time spans of 3 7 Ma, and eight sequences defined by local unconformities or discontinuities with time spans of 0.8 2.3 Ma.

Similar conformational transitions but at different times were also observed in two other independent simulations with time spans of each conformation shown in Table 1 and Figure S3A, B. In the Supporting Information, Supplemental Video S1 shows a representative simulation of the conformational transition of the hexyl tail.

Single-dose simulations were performed with a time span of 240 h and multidose simulations were performed with a time span of 480 h.

This historical earthquake catalogue covered the time period from the twenty third century B.C. to 1911 A.D., with a time span of more than 4100 years.

To compare the computation efficiency between the reduced models, time consumption for the generator tipping event in Fig. 6 is compared with simulation time span of 50s.

This recommended gradient approach especially applies for the case of detecting coseismic gravitational changes with a time span of limited length (e.g., a few months or even only 1 month after the earthquake).

The exception was for a smoking history with a time span of 40 years or more since first starting smoking.

It may well be that the current definition with a time span of four hours is too short, and therefore the prevalence of dystocia may be overestimated.

However, there are still no published population-based studies in this field with a time span of more than a decade [ 11, 14].

During the past 20 years of political transition – which coincides with the time span of this dataset – South Africa has seen the rise of non-communicable diseases driven by increases in related risk factors (42).