Sentence examples similar to years time point from inspiring English sources

At the 150-year time point, growth is approximately stable (i.e., equal to exp 5r)), though projected and stable values still differ by 1½ 3% when μ = 33 years.

At the three-year time point in the study Gliadel patients were five times more likely to be alive than those in the control group.

Study Design and Methods: We have expanded our initial report to include a 6.5 year time point with aliquots from the same 10 donors in order to determine the effect of longer storage time on gene expression from these samples.

Published 2-year results from the IVAN study reported no difference in MacTSQ scores between the two subgroups, though only the single scale was analysed and only at the 2-year time point [18].

No differences in food consumption were detected at this one-year time point and there were also no differences in average 24 hr energy expenditure, resting metabolic rate or respiratory exchange ratio (RER).

The RFS for patients with preoperative irradiation was 25% (s ± 15) at 2.5-years time point versus 48.5% (s ± 9) for the postoperative radiation group.

Scores fell markedly between the 2.5-year time point and the five-year time point.

We selected a 10 year time point to match that specified by the FRAX tool.

There was a weak trend suggesting lessened disability at the 3-year time point (p = 0.043).

We selected a 5-year time point for the test, which was performed using 1589 patients.

Of these, 12 women had died before the 5-year time point from surgery/diagnosis.