Sentence examples for dates were approximated from inspiring English sources

If the patients were unable to recall the exact date of symptoms experienced and date of first consultation with HCP, such dates were approximated by probing the exact week of the respective month and year of symptoms experienced and first consultation with HCP.

This date is approximated from two coins found in the centre of Letocetum beneath the first road surfacing.

The delivery date was approximated using the date of the first claim with a delivery code.

The underestimated global burden of the disease to date is approximated to be between 35 and 72 million people, with an additional 180 million at risk of infection [ 8– 10].

Due dates are "approximate" and there are no fines.

Before the 12th dynasty, plausible dates for the 11th can be computed backward, but for earlier times dates are approximate.

In furtherance of the scheme, from 2006 until 2014, both dates being approximate and inclusive, MANAFORT and GATES engaged in a multi-million dollar lobbying campaign in the United States at the direction of Yanukovych, the Party of Regions, and the Government of Ukraine.

All dates are approximate.

Where this date cannot be approximated, either because the participant was non-responding from phase 4 on, or because they had already retired at phase 4, it was imputed using the median age at the first phase after retirement (60.8 years).

The date of seroconversion was approximated as the midpoint between the last negative and the first positive test for all infections.

The mid-point of that week was approximated as date of symptoms experienced and date of first consultation with HCP accordingly.