The phrase "abroad date" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to a date related to travel or events occurring outside one's home country, but it lacks clarity and standard usage.
Example: "I need to confirm the abroad date for our trip to Europe next month."
Alternatives: "international date" or "overseas date".
Table 14 Variables of interest Independent variables Wording Nature Age (years) Age (in years) Continuous Sex (female) Sex Binary Length of stay abroad Date of arrival in France/the U.S. Continuous Occupation Current profession?
Data collected include: DOB, probable route of infection, ethnicity, COB, date of UK arrival (if born abroad), date of UK HIV-diagnosis, expected and actual dates of delivery, ART use during pregnancy including start and stop dates, pregnancy outcome and first and last CD4 count and viral load assessments during pregnancy.
Education agents have long played a role in sending Chinese students abroad, dating back decades to a time when American dollars were forbidden in China and only agents could secure the currency to pay tuition.
The researches both at home and abroad dating from 2000 were analyzed and summarized mainly in the following 3 sections: source apportionment, health effects and control methods.
He loved the spontaneity of a first date abroad, he said.
If you'll pardon a colossal generalisation, they are sometimes in an aspirational position vis-à-vis US culture; films and attitudes that might seem cheesy or ripe for iconic comment in the States – like John McClane's yippie-kay-ayisms – often haven't passed their sell-by date abroad, so the potential for repeat business is higher.
The data collected included age, gender, medical history (co-morbidity, recent travels abroad), symptoms and date of their onset (1st day), the need for hospitalization and biological parameters.
He will play 11 concert dates in North America and eight dates abroad, including Europe and Japan.
In fact, participants were concerned that returning medical tourists may foster such distrust in the local health system among others in their networks by talking about " how much better it can be [abroad] and how much cleaner and more modern the hospitals can be, how the equipment can just be so much more up-to-date" abroad.
But General Musharraf rejected demands at home and abroad to set a date for ending the emergency decree, which has effectively placed Pakistan under martial law.
"It is our judgment that ISIL's ability to carry out terrorist attacks in Syria, Iraq and abroad has not to date been significantly diminished," he said.
