Sentence examples for between the study dates from inspiring English sources

All presentations between the study dates were retrieved from the ED electronic medical record (Health E-Care, MCare Systems, Sydney).

Among patients who died during follow-up, survival time was defined as the number of months between the study index date and the date of death.

To assess compliance, the total number of study tablets reported as having been taken was expressed as a percentage of the number of days between the study consent date and the date of giving birth.

The study population consisted of individuals identified within the THIN database with a first ever (incident) smoking cessation attempt with an NRT patch prescription reported between the study period dates of 1st January 2008 and 31st December 2011.

We identified an open cohort of patients aged 35-74 years without recorded evidence of CKD at study entry, registered with practices between the study start date of 01 Jan 2002 and the study end date of 31 Dec 2008.

Given the differences between the studies to date, we would recommend that future trials examine characteristics that might be related to wear-time during the trial feasibility/pilot phase and use that information to develop methods for maximising wear-time in the main study and/or in the power calculation for the main study.

On both study dates, the average difference between the modelled and observed temperature was 0.6 °C.

The inclusion criteria for the diabetes case ascertainment cohort were: (a) an RAI-MDS admission or annual assessment between April 1, 2005 and March 31 , 2011 and (b) continuous health insurance coverage between April 1 , 1997and the study index date.

On average, 34.8 years passed between hire and the study end date (or death); the maximum time since hire was 66.8 years.

Diabetes cases from administrative health data were individuals who met a validated case definition for diabetes in hospital records or physician billing claims between April 1 , 1997and the study index date, inclusive (Table  1).

Further work is needed to assess this in more detail as there was overlap between the studies in terms date of diagnosis of relapse.