Sentence examples for common months from inspiring English sources

As for the medial meniscus, it is our experience that bucket handle tears of the lateral meniscus are unusual in the early post injury period and more common months or years post untreated ACL tear.

In Vietnam, June and September were the most common months for hospitalizations for empyema and pleural effusion.

However, non-infectious reactions around the neck of the prosthesis are common months and even years after surgery, and these may influence the diagnosis.

Before that, it was more popular, and every year from 1963 to 1976, March was the most common month to be born in.

On the mainland of Europe, the most common month of release was in August 1979, opening in the Scandinavian countries of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden between 13 and 18 August.

A. July and August recently traded first and second places among the most common birth months, according to the National Center for Health Statistics.

"Then it became common knowledge, months before the official announcement, that I was going to win the Pulitzer poetry prize as well".

Though complaints about the curfew had been common for months, Mr. Ismail was joined on the sidewalk by only two or three other vendors, clustered near ornate Ottoman-era buildings charred black by the March 5 bombing.

This suggests that a shift in the common conception months could restore balance to the birth rate.

Human H5N1 cases were almost 5 times more common in months during which poultry H5N1 outbreaks occurred.

Psychological symptoms and memory decline were common three months after knee replacement in our patients over the age of 65 years.