Sentence examples for dating performed from inspiring English sources
GA was recorded in completed weeks, and was based on routine ultrasound dating performed at 17 to 18 postmenstrual weeks in 97-98% of all pregnant women.
Gestational age (GA: categorized into 37 38, 39 41, and 42 45 weeks) was recorded in completed weeks, and was based on routine ultrasound dating performed at 17 to 18 postmenstrual weeks in 97 98% of all pregnant women.
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The molecular dating performed in this study is treated as an estimate only as it does not take into account that MHC class I and class II genes evolve at a faster rate than neutral evolution would predict, due to balancing selection [ 40].
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In addition, a chronostratigraphy has been obtained based on 20 AMS 14C radiocarbon dates performed on samples of plant remains and marine/lagoonal shells found in situ.
Our investigation is the only study to date performed in ED patients after their first dose of diuretic, as other studies focused on inpatients who had received multiple doses of diuretics.
This is particularly true for the samples from the Bogotá savannah, with radiocarbon dates performed on human bones similar to Arroyo Seco 2 [18], and displaying morphologies attributable to Paleoamericans.
SBB conceived and design the study, collected the date, performed statistical analysis and drafted the manuscript.
The largest retrospective study published to date, performed at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center (MDACC), evaluated 126 patients with pathologically confirmed and unresectable GISTs [90].
The largest study to date, performed by the Molecular Taxonomy of Breast Cancer International Consortium METABRICC), suggests that many more putative driver events exist, with many of these being specific to certain breast cancer subtypes [ 4].
