Sentence examples for date defining from inspiring English sources

In summary, this is one of the largest studies to date defining the status of young patients diagnosed with epithelial ovarian cancer.

The 6-month windows were defined progressive from the index date, with 180 days immediately post index date defining first follow-up window.

It may feel as if spring has just sprung in New York City, but on the Hollywood calendar, today is the first day of summer -- a date defined by the first sighting of a big-budget blockbuster.

In particular, several agent-oriented methodologies, incorporating suitable agent models, frameworks and tools, have been to date defined to support the development lifecycle of distributed agent systems (DAS).

External demand is given in the form of demand elements which are distinguished by product type, demand quantity and due date defined on a continuous time scale.

Each drug-specific index date defined a treatment episode.

Baseline date defined as the date of enrolment into the EuroSIDA study.

Embryo staging involved timed mating, with noon on the plug date defined as E0.5.

cThe 6-month period prior to the index admission date defined the preindex period.

The date of initiation of the biologic (the index date) defined the start of a 1-year "treatment episode".

Mean age at the index date (defined below) was 60.5 years for the cases and 54.6 years for the controls.