The first study is a UK-wide, all-age, telephone survey of self-reported IID.
At least one age and telephone exchange-matched control subject was selected for each case-patient by sequentially adding 2 to each case-patients' telephone number.
Ms. Chowdhury noted that her aunt had married similarly, long before the Internet age — by telephone.
It would be pointless to continue this in an age of telephone, email and texting, though for special occasions – wedding invitations, birthday cards – we still prefer that personal touch.
Even in an age of telephone and computer wagering and races being televised into homes, the vast majority of New York City OTB's betting handle came from customers who spent their days, and nights, among horseplayers in neighborhood parlors.
Drawing on state motor vehicle registrations, the Postal Service and Census Bureau, among other sources, the Aristotle databank includes a person's age, sex, telephone number, party affiliation and estimated income, whether he or she rents or owns a home, has children, and has an ethnic surname.
In fairness, the real scale of auction participation is hard to estimate in an age of telephone and internet bidding — and before the sale, the watches toured the world in a road show that stopped in Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing, New York and Geneva, before a three-day preview in Monte Carlo.
A third form was completed at 7 to 10 days of age after telephone contact with the mother.
The turn of the last century heralded the coming modern age: the telephone and the automobile were among its innovations.
We surveyed daughters 39 47 years of age by telephone interview from 2005 to 2008 to obtain information on self-reported physician-diagnosed hypertension and use of hypertensive medication.
