Sentence examples similar to Recorded timeframe from inspiring English sources

Further work is needed to determine the optimal recording timeframe for diary recordings, as adherence rates may decrease over time, thus reducing the validity of estimates.

McCallum and colleagues recorded a timeframe from making a Do-Not-Resuscitate order to death of less than 24 hours [ 17] while Garros and colleagues determined a median time from decision to death of 3 hours [ 12].

Since the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) requires general practitioners (GPs) to record the smoking status of their patients at least every 27 months, all individuals should have had a smoking status recorded in this timeframe [ 10].

It is also important to be able to report the condition(s) under which the data was recorded, the time-point or timeframe at or over which it was performed, etc.

The highest documented 24-hour rainfall total was at a station in Hualien County, which recorded 907 mm in that timeframe.

If the time is changed because of an increase in having to euthanize mice due to complications, the change in timeframe will be recorded.

The data reported here suggest that, if it is necessary to make any assumptions at all about when the language can first influence the eye movement record, this timeframe must be halved to 100 ms.

Data recorded in the home suggest that these timeframes are also present in family conversations.

All new GP symptomatic breast referrals between the above dates and those during the same timeframe of the previous year were recorded by age and postcode.

And what should the timeframe be?" Record the answers and send out an email so that everyone is on the same page.

269 337 338 339 The timeframe for recording adverse events can also affect the type of data obtained.