Sentence examples for date index from inspiring English sources

Controls were selected from the LHID2000 at a ratio of 1 5 frequency matched on 10-year age interval and year of index date (index year).

Patients initiated on nonbiologic DMARDs were required to be naïve to any biologic or nonbiologic DMARDs recommended for PsA before the first oral nonbiologic DMARD initiation date (index date).

A total of 1147 patients (aged 20 100 years) with rheumatoid arthritis and 5735 controls who were frequency-matched for sex, 10-year age interval and year of catastrophic illness certificate application date (index year) were identified.

The propensity calculation included hyperlipidemia date, index date, age, gender, health plan region, health plan type, chronic comorbid conditions (see Table S3 in the online supplementary material), number of inpatient hospitalizations in baseline period, and time to CVE.

In addition, areas of high environmental suitability for zoonotic transmission are predicted in a further 15 countries where, to date, index cases of the four African species of Ebolavirus have not been recorded.

Each participant who received the first prescription of Respimat at a certain date (index date) was matched with a control, defined as a Handihaler user who received at least two prescriptions of Handihaler within 60 days one from the other in the time frame included between the previous 2 months and the subsequent 2 months after the index date.

It will take you 8,000 days (about 22 years) to acquire a Google-sized but hopelessly out-of-date index.

We, therefore, evaluated the suitability of an up-to-date index (MMI) to assess the water quality for an Iranian case study.

Improved female mortality at reproductive ages is also suggested and is highlighted in Figure 5, which for periods covered in Figures 3 and 4 plots end-date age sex-specific probage sex-specificng against start-date index values of 100.

The two major bottlenecks in deciphering the taxonomic composition of a metagenomic sample are: a) mapping of millions of sequence reads to an exponentially growing NCBI nt; and b) creating an up-to-date index of NCBI nt for use by mapping algorithms.

The term "target date" has, in fact, become meaningless or downright misleading, says Joseph Nagengast, a principal of Target Date Analytics, which licenses target-date indexes.