cLast recorded date of presence.
Persons who were lost to follow-up were censored at the last confirmed date of presence in the study area.
For subjects who were lost to follow-up, the last confirmed date of presence in the study area was used as the date of censor.
The resultant emergent valley topography and the reworking of artefacts along with gravel clasts, have important implications for the dating of hominin presence and the local landscapes they inhabited.
The date of the presence of a vaginal plug was taken as day 0.5 post coitus (dpc).
Unpublished data included information on date of diagnosis, presence of at least one islet cell related autoantibody, weight, height, waist circumference, blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides, HbA1c, basal C-peptide, and type of antidiabetic therapy.
And students rarely venture beyond the initial site for independent corroboration, instead using surface markers, such as dates of posting and presence of details and percentages as evidence of accuracy (Brem et al., 2011).
In "The Story of A," a fascinating look at "the alphabetization of America," Patricia Crain dates the presence of lively alphabet books for children to the 18th century: "From 1750 on," Crain writes, "the alphabet was dressed up and decked out, animated, ornamented, narrated, and consumed".
He then notes that this argument is disrupted in the context of General Relativity, because in models of the latter theory to date, the presence of matter does allow recovery of an objectively distinguished series of "nows".
Numerous studies have reported to date the presence of enhanced levels of peroxidase activity in Angiosperm stigmas at maturity [ 34- 37].
