The phrase "arrival of the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the point in time when a study is completed or made available for review.
Example: "The arrival of the study was eagerly anticipated by the research community, as it promised to shed light on important findings."
Alternatives: "completion of the study" or "release of the study".
Women also were 13percentt less likely to receive angioplasty within 90 minutes of arrival, the study found.
We defined patients as "transferred" if their hospitalization commenced at a different center and RRT was initiated within 2 calendar days of arrival at the study hospital.
Body masses of all animals were measured daily from the time of arrival until the end of the study.
The recent arrival of the genome-wide association study format, currently being applied to Kawasaki disease, tuberculosis, malaria, HIV, dengue and others, gives us hope that these challenges can finally be met, with implications for population-based treatment and prognosis strategies.
For the correlation between integration index and time spent in Germany we used the year of arrival given in the study questionnaires, when this information was available (n = 207).
Firstly, many new humanitarian entrant arrivals at the time of the study were illiterate in their own language and/or had good English oral language skills but limited English literacy.
The analysis does not include patients who died between presentation at the primary hospital and arrival in the medical wards of the study secondary hospital.
Of the 124 patients who were included in the study on arrival of the ambulance at the scene, 92 survived and 32 died.
Approval from key local authorities, chiefs and/or other stakeholders was obtained prior to the arrival of the research team in each study location.
By the time of the arrival of the Manhattan Engineer District group, several Japanese studies had been done on such persons.
