Prost GP scored a single point during the season, Jarno Trulli finishing sixth in Belgium.
Second, patients were recruited at a single point in time during different chemotherapy cycles.
Thus, the study brings together a range of reports which have addressed the oral health status and demand for dental care in adult Danes at a single point in time during this period [ 4, 32, 42- 54].
Data on frequency of aspirin and ibuprofen use were collected at a single point in time (during the last 12 months), without record of dose (pill count), duration, or indication for use.
The baseline survey was a cross-sectional survey conducted at a single point in time (during a rainy season) among a randomly selected subset of children in the HDSS; in contrast, in the HUAS-lite, which was conducted in the entire HDSS population, we approached all children in the HDSS for interview over a much longer period for each of the five surveys.
Moreover, because sampling was performed at a single point in fasted animals during the diurnal rest, changes may have been missed.
Two studies found LV thrombus formation in 5.4% and 7.1% of patients with acute anterior wall myocardial infarctions.w6 w7 However, these studies were retrospective, non-serial and only assessed LV thrombus formation at a single point in time and during the early phase of recovery after myocardial infarction.
Nonetheless, given the novelty of our examining changes in ECEC use during a time of policy change, the present study adds to the existing research, which has primarily relied on snapshots of individual cohorts of children either at a single point in time, averaged across time, or during times of relatively stable policy.
Cortisol levels fluctuate during the day meaning results were not always accurate, and only revealed cortisol levels at a single point in time.
