Sentence examples for date of taking from inspiring English sources

In particular, if one looks at the non-UK pass rate post-equating there is a significant correlation of the pass rate with the date of taking (Part 1 Non-UK 1st attempt, r = .589, n = 14, p = .027).027

The remaining individuals were followed from the date of taking the survey for incident diabetes in the ODD, with censoring at death or after 5 years of follow-up.

The ratio to date of 35/63 (taking into account a 2% nonidentification rate) leads to a slight adjustment of the total number of patients needed.

Death on or before expected date of delivery (taken as date considered the most accurate estimate of delivery date).

The survival period for each patient was calculated as the time difference between the date of diagnosis (taken as date of first hospital visit) and the date of death or censoring (1 January 2002).

The end point of interest was death from any cause, with date of diagnosis taken to be the time of origin.

On day 3 after admission (date of admission taken as day 0), her fever subsided but there was evidence of a small right sided pleural effusion indicating the onset of plasma leakage and the start of critical/leakage phase.

Age disparities are best measured using partner-based methods where each partner independently reports their age, preferably based on a date of birth taken from vital registration information generated at birth.