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All of it is preventable, and you should think of prevention of foodborne illnesses the same as the timeframe of a football game.
Due to ethical requirements as well as the timeframe of the study, the waiting period for the control participants was limited to only eight weeks, with Waitlist participants receiving CBT following the completion of post-waitlist measures.
Moreover, the 'past 7-day (i.e., the last week)' recall timeframe is not appropriate in case control study as the timeframe of the exposure (i.e., LTPA) does not precede the health outcome.
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We did a systematic review of the circumstances (mode) of detection of outbreaks occurring in 22 fragile states in the decade 2000-2010 (i.e. all states consistently meeting fragility criteria during the timeframe of the review), as well as time lags from onset to detection of these outbreaks, and from detection to further events in their timeline.
This summer, I am going to notice my children as they notice the world in the timeframe of summer -- when the days are long and the schedule is gone.
Tesla had previously set September as the timeframe for their big unveiling of an all-electric semi truck created by the company.
"We can significantly impact Taliban capacity in the timeframe of 18 months.
Is the timeframe of three years particularly difficult in the area of livelihoods?
The timeframe of the new masterplan is 2030.
The timeframe of the base case analysis was 5 years.
A second limitation is the timeframe of the study.
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