Sentence examples similar to defining a timeframe from inspiring English sources
The implementation guidelines define a specific timeframe for a physician and a nurse assessment of patients according to the triage acuity scale (Table 1).
Specify a timeframe in which your product should be sold.
Set a timeframe in which the gift will be given.
We searched for alcohol intervention studies in adults without pre-existing cardiovascular disease in whom circulating levels of specific biomarkers were measured after a specified amount of alcohol had been consumed within a defined timeframe compared with a period of no alcohol use.
Therefore, rather than defining primary and secondary outcomes, we have set out a timeframe within which we believe the outcomes will occur.
We can therefore rephrase 'Contraceptive drugs prevent pregnancy' as follows: 'The administration of contraceptive drugs of an adequate dose and regularity to a woman reduces her pregnancy risk within a defined timeframe' or more simply: 'The administration of contraceptive drugs to a woman reduces her pregnancy risk within a defined timeframe'.
We will exclude studies that either do not include a comparison group or, in the case of before-and-after studies, interrupted-time-series studies and repeated measures studies, that do not have a clearly defined intervention timeframe.
A limitation of our study is that we estimated the costs of providing telepaediatric services to a group of patients during a defined timeframe and compared this with the potential cost of sending patients to the main tertiary hospital to see the specialist in person.
To investigate the logistics and effectiveness of NHS research ethics committees monitoring reporting bias we have determined the publication status of all projects submitting an end of study declaration to a single research ethics committee over a defined timeframe.
They implemented two problems using Java in a defined timeframe.
