Sentence examples for date of movement from inspiring English sources

Women who remained free of breast cancer during the observation period were censored at the date of movement, date of death or on 1 January 2000, whichever occurred first.

The presence of numerous partial KERVs suggests these elements have not been recently active and that the original movement of a class I gene to chromosome 5 (perhaps by amplification of KERV and transposition) occurred early in the evolution of the Australian marsupial lineage, which is supported by the predicted date of movement, approximately 65 mya.

Each record consists of the location-from, the location-to and the date of the movement.

Thus nodes have three basic properties: the source location, the target location, and the date of the movement.

Pig movements are reported on group level; the holding of origin and the holding of destination, the number of pigs and date of the movement.

These include fields for the individual livestock (cow) identifier, the location identifier, the arrival date, the departure date, the type of movement on to the location (e.g. by birth, or by a normal trade transfer on to the location) and the type of movement off the location (e.g. death, normal trade transfer off).

The resulting data provide the longest and highest resolution (observations/time) record to date of vertical movements of any study of Nautilus.

As such, each movement record reports the County Parish Holding (CPH) identifier and postcode for departures and destinations, the number of animals involved, the date of the movements as well as information about any haulage company that may be used for transport.

We used data describing each patient's demographic characteristics (age, sex, and race/ethnicity) and hospital stay (dates of admission, movement to or from a hospital ward, movement to or from an ICU, discharge, or death).

"Concrete and masonry movements" is a compilation of existing and up-to-date knowledge of movements of two traditional construction materials based upon the author's research and teaching and over a period of 30 years.

The edges of a network are defined as directed links from a first movement to a second movement, where the location-to of the first movement is the same as the location-from of the second, and the second movement occurs on or after the date of the first movement.