Each core is finely sliced and represents a window of deposition which can be dated using radio-isotopic techniques.
Prior studies have shown delays in completion of the CMS-2728, [ 15] therefore we chose a window of 30 days after the ESRD date in order to capture those most likely to be receiving NH care at time of or immediately following dialysis initiation.
In a further analysis, however, we used a rolling time window of audit dates representing the 1st of the month from May to September 2013 to check whether the results were sensitive to the choice of audit date.
In 1833 Angharad Llwyd described the church as "a small neat edifice", with "an east window of modern date and of good design".
Improvement was ascertained within a 1-month window of the date 6 months after cessation of ATT when possible.
Our study must also be considered in light of certain limitations, including incomplete audiogram and cochlear radiation information, a relatively small sample size and broad window of treatment dates.
Briefly, the eligible patients were split into two mutually exclusive sub-cohorts based on whether they were not, or were, using OS in a time window of RA index date +/-30 days.
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As this was a pragmatic study undertaken within routine practice, it was designed to collect minimum basic information through clinical assessments with expanded disability status scale (EDSS) scores 8 performed annually within a three month window of the entry date into the study.
This implies that the economic use of cadmium pigments was limited to a small window of time, which facilitated the accurate dating of the beads and eliminated a pre-1920 date for the associated archaeological deposit and structure on Magoro Hill.
