But at the same point in time, this league has two players for the ages.
Would I have done the same now at the same point in time with the same information?
Patients were each assessed at the same point in time by three different health care professionals, and all four scales were used to rate each patient.
Most prior research on this topic has focused only on the effect of one single event on later health, or alternatively, has considered the association between life course events and health at the same point in time.
Light from a star radiates in every direction, and so the wavefront of the light, which is the surface described by all of the light that was emitted from the star at the same point in time, is a sphere.
The new field of scholarship that examines welfare-state effects on health inequalities is growing rapidly, but much of this work still assumes synchronous causation, where welfare-state characteristics measured at a given point in time are assumed to affect social inequalities in health at the same point in time.
ContentPlace takes care of moving and replicating data objects in the network such that interested users receive them despite possible long disconnections, partitions, etc. Thanks to ContentPlace, data producers and consumers are completely decoupled, and might be never connected to the network at the same point in time.
(At the same point in time, 44percentt of 3GS iPhones had not yet upgraded).
In such studies, prevalence and burden are assessed at the same point in time.
In order to have a diversified portfolio, by definition, it is important to hold investments that react differently at the same point in time.
Such a study would enroll participants at the same point in time, but would stagger distribution of vaccine, say, to different Ebola treatment units.
