Sentence examples for choice of timeframe from inspiring English sources
Our study also highlights the impact of appropriate methods to adjust for incomplete cost data and choice of timeframe on real-world cost-effectiveness results.
For Louise Y . Palmer the guest curator of the exhibition, the decision on a timeframe made her choice of subjects easier.
What kind of timeframe do you have to water and nurture plants?
That's the kind of timeframe Grand Theft Auto V worked to.
Although there was a non-significant change in activity levels over this timeframe it is not known whether the choice of a smaller effect size (MCID < 4) and therefore a larger sample size requirement would have altered the observed results.
The choice of parameters, methods and experimental designs of the locations and the timeframe for GMP EM needs to ensure that adverse effects of GMP and their use can be detected reliably and as early as possible.
Differing study timeframes (five-year vs two-year follow-up) and choice of instruments (the SLDS vs the Lancashire Subjective Quality of Life Profile [ 58]) may explain these differences.
The choice of having these specific five components for job satisfaction only was dictated by the feasibility of implementing targeted interventions in these areas within the limited timeframe of IHV programme.
Also, a combination of timeframes is sometimes used for example, the 30 days post-admission timeframe for patients discharged within 30 days combined with the in-hospital timeframe for patients admitted for longer than 30 days.
