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As a contingency, to ensure outcome measures are assessed at an appropriate time point after intervention, if treatment is delayed and commences more than 12 weeks post-randomisation, the assessment schedule will be shifted to a post-intervention timescale.

A few months later, Freddie Mac Chief Executive Officer Leland Brendsel was forced out and the committee and subcommittee commenced more than a year of hearings into Freddie Mac.

The rate of infection increases when antibiotics are commenced more than 3 h post-injury [ 33].

This was largely attributable to administration commencing more than 48 hours after the onset of organ dysfunction.

In conclusion, where a successful surveillance programme is in operation for GTD, a wait and watch policy can be adopted without compromising patients whose definitive treatment is commenced more than 6 months after the initial diagnosis.

Patient recruitment has commenced in more than 20 orthopedic centers throughout Australia and New Zealand and will be complete by the end of October 2003.

We examined the influence of patients who commenced RRT more than 2 days after transfer (who were considered to be non-transferred in the primary analysis) on the robustness of our main results.

Patients who commenced HRT more than 2 years before or after the first record of menopause were excluded, thus a cohort of N = 51,182 women with a record of menopause were within the study window.

"Those Guantánamo prisoners who commenced litigation now more than a year ago have to date had no acknowledgement of state responsibility, wherever and however they were unlawfully kidnapped and detained, and whatever the level of involvement of the UK intelligence agencies".

Production of the coins did not commence until March 11, more than a week after the passage of the Bland Allison Act.

​The UK government is going ahead with its plans to commence fracking across more than half of the country, hoping that it will boost the economy and provide an abundant supply of natural gas.