The New Yorker, May 29 , 1954P. 19 Two middle-aged actors - handsome, aging, juvenile-lead type - met after a considerable interval.
Two middle-aged actors - handsome, aging, juvenile-lead type - met after a considerable interval.
By Eugene Kinkead and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 29 , 1954P. 19 Two middle-aged actors - handsome, aging, juvenile-lead type - met after a considerable interval.
The knowledge on drug concentration changes in the sample and on the time of its storage period is crucial particularly if there is a considerable time interval between sample collection and toxicological analysis (Skopp 2004).
However, there was considerable 'slippage' in the interval between data entries, so after one year of age when the response frequency dropped to every three months, a data entry window was established to facilitate responses and control this problem.
The player starts slowly, leaving considerable space between strikes, gradually shortening the interval between hits, until the drummer is playing a rapid roll of hits.
Depending on therapist workload, treatment modality and other factors, there is considerable variability in the length of the interval between referral to the clinic and first therapeutic contact.
A considerable number of patients deceased in the interval between diagnosis and referral, highlighting the importance of a stringent, timely and effective referral system for this extremely vulnerable patient group.
As The Times reported today, for women whose first DXA results showed normal or nearly normal bone mass, it turns out, that process takes considerable time: up to 15 years, an argument for a long interval between scans.
It is noteworthy that modifications of either the size of vaccine dose or the interval between doses could result in comparable tumor responses, allowing considerable flexibility in the choice of clinically and logistically most feasible protocols.
