Sentence examples for defined months from inspiring English sources

However, to achieve a stable baseline as a prerequisite for adequate statistical testing, and thus to avoid any possible statistical bias, we excluded data from this first MRI from further statistical analysis and defined months −2 to 0 as the baseline period.

We defined epidemic months as those winter months for which influenza-specific mortality rates exceeded the upper 95% confidence limit of the seasonal model.

The rainy months per destination were defined as months with an average total precipitation of >100 mm, based on World Weather Information Service data from the United Nations World Meteorological Organisationn (22 ).

THIS week's cover Leader discusses the three-way split in global economic performance that's defined recent months and which will likely characterise growth in 2011.

Temperatures below this baseline, including any anomalously cold temperatures outside the defined winter months, were accumulated.

We defined 3 months as a minimum duration of first line treatment.

We defined 3 months as a minimum duration of first line treatment to analyse for treatment success.

Note that the definition of macular oedema differed across the studies so this characteristic is not strictly comparable.> -wrap-foot> *In BRAVO and CRUISE studies, this was defined as "Months from RVO diagnosis to screening".

Rodgers and the committee - if this seemingly flawed structure is still in place at the start of next season - face defining months throughout the summer and the start of next term.

Using the 2006 World Health Organization growth standards their study estimated the duration of moderate acute malnutrition to be 2.5-2.7 2.5-2.7(WHZ defined) and 3.4 – 3.9 months (MUAC defined).

Analyses for extremely cold temperatures were conducted only for the cold months (October April), defined as those months without any extremely hot day in any of the 42 eligible cities.