Sentence examples for between the invitation from inspiring English sources

The median time lapse between the invitation and request for a test kit was 18 days (range 0-428 days). 0-428 days

The percentages were similar after exclusion of 498 women and 531 men having died or emigrated between the invitation to HUNT Q1 and QNP.

Acceptance of the invitation was high, at over 90%, but the rate of recruitment has been determined by the pattern of clinic attendances, with a gap of three to six months between the invitation to join the registry and acceptance.

2. We performed a single-arm rather than a randomized study; from a purely scientific standpoint, only the latter, randomizing patients to being invited to either colonoscopy or capsule endoscopy would have enabled us to clearly differentiate between the invitation effect and the effect of offering a new technique.

The disconnect between the invitations to Stella McCartney's shows and the tone of the show itself has long been acknowledged by insiders at Paris fashion week.

The obvious comparison was between screening participants and the control group; the other comparison was between the Invitation-to-screening group and the control group.

The population comprised women invited to the first organised breast cancer screening round in the Central Denmark Region in 2008 09 (N = 149,234) and we excluded women who were dead or have moved between the invitations were send out and the screening date or were outside the caption area (n = 324) and women with registration of breast cancer in the Danish Cancer Registry [ 20] (n = 4,646).

But it's rare that music primarily composed on a computer screen can also move a listener emotionally, striking between intentions – the invitation to dance, the opportunity to deliberate – without diluting either approach's effect.

Health variables included BMI (<18.5/18.5-25/25-30/≥30 kg/m), having cancer or a chronic condition or disease (hypertension, stroke, myocardial infarction, diabetes mellitus) at baseline, or having developed cancer between baseline and the invitation for the second assessment of body weight.

Hence, the estimated uptake rate of 34% is imprecise and this may result in recruitment bias between patients responding to the invitation and non-responders.

This information, in other words, examines the benefits and harms of screening between those who received the invitation and those who did not, and not the harms and benefits of actually participating in screening.