The impact on strategies such as that being applied toward immunization was in part to place greater emphasis on programs that could be easily counted and where the metrics of change could be easily measured over annual time frames.
We explore the labor behavior of individuals in the 55-68 age range, assuming an annual time-frame for individual choices.
Our narrative uses the Bushwig festival, the first and second annual, as a bounded time frame for the contemporary story, which we couch in the larger historical narrative of Warhol, Vaccaro's Playhouse of the Ridiculous and the Wigstock Festival.
The internet survey mimicked the annual interview; however, the time frame for most of the questions was different.
Over a 17-year period, his "magic formula" produced returns of 30.8% annually versus the Standard & Poor's 500 average annual return over the same time frame of only 12.4%.
For example, during this time frame, the annual growth rate of Mexico's GDP in any quarter was never lower than 2.3% and never higher than 2.8% (INEGI 2016).
Previous research at our institution has established the predominant time frame for annual seasonal RSV and influenza epidemics extends from the months of November to March [ 7].
Although consecutive entry was not able to be audited directly, each endoscopist's actual entered case volume was higher than their respective expected case volume for this time frame (using annual volume at baseline survey), consistent with consecutive case entry.
But what I will is that annual bonus focuses you on a time frame that, again, I don't think you can make smart transactions on a regular, repeated basis within a year.
This is the time frame outside the annual three-month open enrollment period, when anyone can enroll in an individual health plan.
Of 6 subjects that entered the study, all subjects completed the folic acid arm, but subjects 4 and 5 did not ingest the labeled 5-FormylTHF dose because their annual TIPSS checkups fell outside the time frame of the study.
