The respondent has not proceeded with his action on the merits since the date of the seizure two and a half years ago.
Moreover, the claim that the search was not illegal because the car had been forfeited to the State is foreclosed by the state court's holding that, under the circumstances, the forfeiture could not relate back to the date of the seizure.
The remaining 1443 patients were randomised; 722 to immediate antiepileptic drug treatment, of whom 317 had a recorded date of index seizure and were analysed, and 721 to deferred antiepileptic drug treatment, of whom 320 were analysed.
Although MESS was a randomised trial, in this analysis we measured time to event from the date of the first seizure, occurring before study entry, referred to as the index seizure, and not the date of randomisation.
In 1976 the federal Indian Claims Commission concluded that 1823 was the date of the federal seizure of the Florida land.
The system showed the best performance (up to this date) of a neonatal seizure detection system.
In this paper, we have demonstrated that the paradigm of seizure propagation, which dates back to John Hughlings Jackson, whereby ictal events start at a point and spread outward, may only represent one aspect of seizure propagation and, in particular, overlooks subthreshold membrane potential activation.
The court shall hold a hearing, unless waived by all the parties, on the date set by the court in the order of seizure.
Thus, to date, using fMRI, the literature investigating the effect of age of seizure onset on brain functional organization and connectivity in TLE is particularly sparse.
Furthermore, while some trials consider the time to first seizure from the date of randomization, others consider the date of achieving maintenance dose, thus complicating the analysis of event-free survival.
