Sentence examples for basis of date of from inspiring English sources
Seventy-three primiparous women attending the antenatal clinic at the West Suffolk Hospital for their 32 weeks check were allocated to two groups on the basis of date of attendance.
A collection of 57 woodblock prints was assembled by Henry D. Smith II specifically for this study, on the basis of date of publication.
We made adjustments to the calculation on the basis of date of dropout and missing data.
Classification of trimester of pregnancy was done on the basis of date of last menses, as other methods, like ultrasound, were not universally available for the study population.
On the basis of date of hospital attendance or admission, date of onset of illness, and reported incubation period for MERS (median 5 days, range 2 14 days) (9 ), the patients were classified into those acquiring infection outside KFMC (externally acquired), long-term patients acquiring infection while at KFMC (long-term patients) and HCWs working at the hospital.
The RFLP results for the period 1993 2000 were matched to patient data on the basis of date of birth, postal area code, and sex, resulting in a perfect match for 5,994 (73%) patients and a near-perfect match for 835 (10%) patients; overall, 83% of the samples matched (6,829 patients).
Days in care were calculated for each individual on the basis of dates of admission to and discharge from care.
To obtain names, census records were linked to tax filer data from 1990 and 1991 with probabilistic matching on the basis of dates of birth and postal codes of the individual and his or her spouse or common law partner (if any), as previously described.
On the other side of the job market, new technologies are reshaping sales tasks in many industries, but many executives hire on the basis of out-of-date generalizations.
We defined influenza seasons on the basis of dates recorded in the Public Health Agency of Canada's national surveillance system for influenza, FluWatch (17 ).
