| 1) oped as an electrochemical assay for real-time and sensitive detection of glucose in |
| 2) comparators, outcome measures, follow-up time and HA fitting procedures. |
| 3) been conceptualized as both a measure of time and a count of discrete therapeutic e |
| 4) Gait performance, AX-CPT reaction time and accuracy, finger tapping cadence, |
| 5) y to deploy risk prediction tools in real time and also to expand the data available |
| 6) Survival time and chemotherapy responses between pa |
| 7) n pathways and relevance as a function of time and concentration. |
| 8) sidual disease (MRD) levels in E1912 over time and correlate them with clinical outc |
| 9) s psychometric properties, administration time and delivery method. |
| 10) For outcomes such as platelet recovery time and duration of hospitalization, an i |
| 11) cializations and conventions demand extra time and effort for integration. |
| 12) thereby respecting research participants time and efforts and building their trust |
| 13) n are set by light to local environmental time and encode the seasons is not fully u |
| 14) SimplePhy can save researchers' time and energy by allowing them to create |
| 15) and development process, thereby reducing time and expense of identification and opt |
| 16) NiMoO4 sample with 6 h stirrer time and fine nanorods growth will be the |
| 17) t also had the longest receptor residence time and highest affinity. |
| 18) ction of proteins in the living cell over time and in different subcellular compartm |
| 19) anual segmentation of these structures is time and labor-intensive. |
| 20) rs such as gait velocity, cadence, stride time and length, which are also known to w |
| 21) fect on the same HPTLC plate, which saves time and material. |
| 22) Lack of time and money posed perceived barriers to |
| 23) opportunities for health research across time and place, potentially addressing the |
| 24) g WhatsApp as a data collection tool over time and place. |
| 25) ten viral clearance and clinical recovery time and promote pneumonia absorption. |
| 26) The most common barriers were time and resource constraints and poor und |
| 27) itating the MSD intervention by allotting time and resources to properly prepare for |
| 28) This has led to an inefficient use of time and resources. |
| 29) Gait speed, step length, cadence, step time and step count exhibited consistent e |
| 30) y move between various conformations over time and to function in both binding to an |
| 31) luating only one candidate treatment at a time, and are thus not optimal for this ta |
| 32) sing, tissue quality, postmortem interval time, and cellular debris. |
| 33) ears of age, mother-reported child screen time, and child PA and sleep duration were |
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