I would be running because I believe I have something unique to contribute at this time".
These animals effectively contributed "at-risk" time only up to the censoring point.
These contributed "at-risk" time only up to the censoring point.
Individuals contributed at-risk time from 1 January 2005 or from their 18th birthday, whichever came last, in different time bands based on the different covariate combinations they enter with during follow-up.
"Serious questions have been raised about the temperament and suitability of He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named". He added, "It seems unethical to not contribute at this perilous time".
So deciding which team members will fund this obligation (which is contributed at the same time the limited partners fund their respective capital commitments) is an important decision.
I argue that the whole nature of India is a country to which various people have contributed at various times.
In each instance, the United States contributed — at times decisively — but only after the parties themselves had made very difficult choices.
The match followed soon afterwards, but Nishikori at least had the consolation of knowing that he had contributed, at times, to some spectacular tennis.
More broadly, few economists dispute that the Fed has contributed, at times, to the boom and bust cycles in the post-WWII economy.
In accordance with Diggle et al. [ 5] and Gunnes et al. [ 6], we refer to the variable (t) as the hypothetical response at time t, that is, the response that would have been recorded had the subject, possibly contrary to fact, contributed a measurement at this time.
