Sentence examples for dates of issuing from inspiring English sources

The different extent of biosimilar ESA use was probably due to differences in dates of issuing and the content of healthcare policy interventions.

And Louis R. Tomasetta, the CEO of Vitesse Semiconductor, got nine grants, with a 1 in 26 billion probability of their lucky dates of issue being picked by chance.

Thereafter, we compared dates of issue and reviewed all the documents issued to try to understand whether changes in one policy document had influenced those issued subsequently.

We used detailed prescribing data to estimate treatment dose and duration and this included two measures of treatment duration – one based on actual dates of issue and one based on the sum of the durations of actual regimens.

The regional demographic archive provided information on subjects' date of birth, sex and healthcare identification number, whereas data on the course of vaccination (including the patients' names and healthcare identification numbers, together with dates of issue, brand names and batch numbers of the vaccine) were obtained from the regional vaccination register.

All Guatemalan passports indicate clearly the issuing agency and location and date of issue.

The seal on the diploma read 1998, though the typed date of issue was June 12 , 2001

Vouchers are valid for two years from the date of issue.

Visas are valid for one year from the date of issue and allow a maximum stay of three months.

The Rohingyas who approached the United Nations refugee agency have been issued asylum-seeker cards, which are valid for only four years from their date of issue.

Passes can be used up to six months from the date of issue and are good for between four days and one month of unlimited rail travel.