Sentence examples for Before fulfilment from inspiring English sources

We thereby avoided including follow-up time before fulfilment of AKI criteria, that is, immortal person-time [ 33, 34].

Some questions concerned experiences during the previous week (number of patients under their care; night shift before survey fulfilment; whether off duty in the week/on the day before the survey; death of a patient; decision as to withholding/withdrawing treatments; conflicts with other professionals and/or with patients and families).

The increased risk for CVD in RA patients was also shown to be present 2 years before the fulfilment of criteria for RA [ 7].

There is, however, a plethora of terms currently used to describe individuals in disease phases before the fulfilment of classification criteria for RA, including 'early RA'veryearlyandy RA' and 'pre-RA'.

But it was a long time before I recognised its fulfilment in the fact that all my cherished hopes for a position and proper livelihood had been in vain".

Desired client outcomes may be influenced by several factors including clients' needs, their expectations and their preferences before counselling, and also the fulfilment, or perceived fulfilment, of these factors after counselling.

Furthermore, detailed information on the degree of exposure before (allowing an assessment of fulfilment of inclusion criteria) and during (eg mode of transportation to school, amount of bicycling to school, amount of bicycling beyond commuter bicycling, commuter bicycling intensity, general physical activity level) the study is advantageous.

In his letter, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Kozak wrote: "The Russian Federation guarantees the fulfilment of its obligations before the International Olympic Committee in its entirety.

Expectation fulfilment could be predicted before surgery by young age, good physical function and good mental wellbeing.

Because criterion validity cannot be evaluated due to lack of a gold standard of satisfaction with antidepressant treatment, only its relationship with other variables likely to be related can be evaluated, namely, fulfilment of expectations created before starting treatment, clinical effectiveness (reduction of depressive symptoms), absence of adverse effects and good therapeutic compliance.

This decision allows Hungarian policemen to funnel most of them into registration camps – a fulfilment of its EU obligations – before allowing them to take trains into Austria, and then Germany.