Sentence examples for dates in this study from inspiring English sources

Planting depth did not affect yield, however, (except for the April 10 planting date) but the 1.5 to 2.0 inch depth looks optimum across most planting dates in this study.

The publication dates in this study ranged between 1994 and 2011.

Microsatellite marker GBM1023, used by Nduulu et al. [30] for genetically dissecting this region, is linked to the SNP highly associated with heading date in this study, POPA2_1399 [28].

Loss of stability was the reason why constructs were rather small on explantation date in this study.

More than 80% of the tumours examined to date in this study had either good or excellent morphology, illustrating this beneficial aspect of CISH testing.

Additionally, some patients may have received some clinical procedures prior to the start date in this study or obtained care in other non-HCSD facilities.

Patients organized by emergency department arrival date in this study were further allocated to two different postoperative pin site care methods, these being daily care versus noncare.

Dating in this study is based on the fossil record and diversification of Synodontis seems to be more ancient than Nothobranchius early vicariances.

The index date in this study was set as the earliest date of evidence for a PAH-indicated medication, and health care costs were compared before and after the index date.

The proportions of 'known positives' (those with CD4 test dates preceding their HIV test date in this study) were similar between arms with 11.4% (26 patients) in the intervention arm and 9.1% (36 patients) in the control arm (p = 0.363, Pearson chi).

The lack of a socio-economic gradient for children born preterm and small for date in this study, just as in the study of Dolk et al in the UK [ 5], however, seems to contradict hypotheses about diverse quality of neonatal care as a cause of socio-economic differences in cerebral palsy.