Sentence examples for date of open from inspiring English sources

This summer, researchers have begun the largest study to date of open access, aptly named Open Notes, involving over 100 primary care physicians and approximately 25,000 patients from three health care centers — the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, the Geisinger Health System in Danville, Pa., and the Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.

In the two villages studied, the date of opening the fields for common grazing is not set in a collective manner.

Differences in equipment costs (858 US$ - 2,509 US$) are mainly the consequence of the corresponding age of the institution, as expensive inventory is normally transferred at the date of opening the facility.

Less than 2% of patients in the linked database were excluded from the analysis due to missing perfusion data or death on the date of open-heart surgery.

5.6 Milestones The accompanying table lists important program milestones up to the date of opening.

The average median household income for the first two categories was approximately $35,000 compared to $56,000, and $59,000 for categories 3 and 4. For 21 of the malls, we were able to verify the date of opening.

Merrill Lynch, for example, now has a schedule date of being open by Oct. 22.

(The Ramblers Association Web site, www.ramblers.org.uk, has links to sites like the Countryside Agency with up-to-date listings of open walking areas).

A classical music entry in the Listings pages of Weekend yesterday misstated the date of the opening program of the "Cantatas in Context" series at St . Bartholomews Church on Park Avenue at 50th Street.

Finally, two characteristics of the nearest CFWShops were used: whether the CFWShop was a shop or clinic, and the 'age' of the closest CFWShop, a continuous variable based on date of outlet opening.

TRAVEL The Q&A column on Page 3 about links golf in Scotland refers imprecisely to the opening date of the British Open at Muirfield in Scotland.