Sentence examples for Subsequent to this date from inspiring English sources

As to policies issued upon the assessment plan subsequent to this date and prior to 1897, the supreme court of Missouri held that the suicide statute, above quoted, does not apply.

The period before 19th May 2009 was categorized as "conflict" while the period subsequent to this date was categorized as "post-conflict".

These analyses included only patients with complete cost data (i.e., those not censored due to the end of the study period, and thus for whom claims data were available from date of chemotherapy initiation through health plan disenrollment), as patients who were censored at the end of the study period undoubtedly incurred costs subsequent to this date.

Among these patients, the date of the first-noted claim for TKR or THR was designated the "index procedure date", and patients not continuously enrolled in the database for the 12 month period prior to this date ("pre-surgery period") and the 15-month period subsequent to this date ("post-operative period") were excluded from the study sample.

Whereas this obviously limits the present study in that organisms added subsequent to that date are excluded, similar limitations are characteristic of any database-mining exercise and an inevitable bias in any comparative genomics analysis.

But this defense the promisor could waive, and his letter and oral statements subsequent to the date of final performance on the part of the promisee must be held to amount to a waiver.

Follow-up information was obtained for a minimum 12-month period subsequent to the date of the PET-CT scan.

The study period spanned 9 years in total, comprising 3 years prior to the index date (baseline) and 6 years subsequent to the index date.

We studied ATI consultations prior to and subsequent to the index date.

We included one additional trial that was published subsequent to the search date of the third systematic review [ 32].

For that matter, human errors have recorded 400 Kansas voters as having birth dates subsequent to their dates of registration.