Sentence examples for between the reported dates from inspiring English sources

For episodes that had resolved before the time of the survey, we defined a discrete variable for the duration of the diarrheal episode in days using the difference between the reported dates of episode recovery and episode onset; for episodes still in progress at the time of the survey, we defined duration as the difference between the date of the survey and the reported date of diarrhea onset.

Since the Hong Kong Government confirmed the first imported case of H1N1pdm on May 1 , 2009[ 49], the initial numbers of latent cases and infectious cases were iteratively estimated, thereby minimizing the difference between the reported date and the simulated first passage time (FPT).

The only exception are the very first weeks where data is often unreliable due to discrepancies between the reported publication date and the book's physical availability in bookstores.

Accepting a margin of +/− 7 days as acceptable between the reported and registered date of onset of absence from work resulted in an agreement of 70.9%.

Fully 64.7percentt of females and 61.7percentt of males reported dating violence victimization between age 13 and 19, with most experiencing multiple occurrences.

In general terms, the digit preference reporting bias that we have identified may only cause small discrepancies between the reported and the actual dates of calf births and deaths.

Further, a discrepancy in reporting dates between self-reported data and data collected from health care professionals may have occasionally led to mismatches.

Lag times between onset of illness, specimen collection, and reporting dates were stable throughout the data set, except for the single batch-reporting artifact in 1995 (for which adjustment was made in the regression analysis).

The timeliness gap between the WHO and ProMED-mail reports was calculated as the difference in days between the report release dates for the same (matched) outbreaks.

The timeliness gap was calculated as the difference in days between the report release dates of the matching outbreaks in the WHO and ProMED-mail systems.

Intervals between date of illness onset, specimen date, and reporting date were reviewed to assess consistency of reporting over time.