To avoid potential bias due to time-related differences in the probability of getting authorisation, for each authorised product, a random sample of up to two designated products from the same time period (120 days before to 120 days after) as the designation date of the authorised product was selected.
Set an appropriate definition and particular starting and ending date, and the designation of the winner.
Both facilities are UK registered with Home Office certificates of designation.
However, as far as we can tell, the designation of December 25th as the date of the birth of Jesus had nothing to do with pagan customs and practices.
On July 29 , 2005 Haumea was given its first official label, the temporary designation 2003 EL61, with the "2003" based on the date of the Spanish discovery image.
The term pharaoh, however, is derived from the Egyptian per ʿaa ("great estate") and dates to the designation of the royal palace as an institution.
The "lost to follow-up" designation was not made for any participant until the closing date of the study.
Data were collected on: the type of the biomarker, whether it selected a subgroup of patients based on efficacy or toxicity, therapeutic area, marketing status, date of licensing decision, date of inclusion of the biomarker in the indication or contraindication and on orphan designation.
The designation of the training facility for each recruit is random and there is no seasonal variation since the date of enlistment depends only on the birth date.
The special designation, called temporary protected status, had been available to Haitians who had lived continuously in the United States since Jan . 12 , 2010the date of the earthquake.
