Jacob told the Portsmouth News: "If you look at the list of creditors and the timeframe of the debts the club owed in September 2009 compared to January 2010, people will then appreciate the efforts that [club lawyer] Mr Azougy and the financial team at the club have made.
Figure 2 provides a list of the participating countries and the timeframe of project activities.
However, the study was limited by the lack of information about the child's proximity to the activity and the timeframe of exposure.
The cohort of students involved in this study was small at 228, and the timeframe of single academic year was short.
The QODD did not meet our goals precisely, because of e.g. the extent of assessing symptoms at the end of life (two physical symptoms only) and the timeframe of reference (one week to one month before death).
The Caribbean region experienced cholera in 3 major waves, mostly overlapping the timeframes of Barua and Greenough (10 ) for the second (1829 1851), third (1852 1859), and fourth (1864 1879) cholera pandemics.
Expanding previous work by explicitly including and expanding the timeframe of the handover process and incorporating different phases not only increases the understanding of this process but also facilitates the development of more focused interventions to improve the handover process [ 23].
"These countries lack overall framework legislation or regulation on climate change, need to move from sectoral to economy-wide targets and extend the timeframe of their targets to 2030," the report said.
Before and throughout the timeframe of this study, the national rates of injury reported by the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) indicate that FG injuries continue to be the most prevalent activity associated with injury at approximately 46% of injuries (Karter and Molis, 2010; Karter and Molis, 2014).
Finally, our methodology provides only the scale and not the timeframe of predicted epidemic growth.
