Sentence examples for derived year from inspiring English sources

Age at index date was calculated using the derived year of birth.

Brinkmann noted that the lines used in NIH-funded hESC work were often derived years earlier, sometimes in another country.

18 For each year we derived person years by using the number of women living in the Netherlands.

However, the CepiDc identifier was based on the exact year of birth, but in the PMSI we derived the year of birth from age at admission.

Based on the assumption that the hazard rate is constant and thus survival is exponential over time we derived two year risk estimates of the Framingham risk score and the Reynolds risk score from the 10 year predicted risks.

Thus, the ~ 10/year carefully selected MODIS images provided incremental topographic isobaths, from which bottom topography was derived every year.

As mentioned above, the Bush Administration prohibited any NIH funded project to work with human ES cells derived after year 2001.

Based on HIV sentinel surveillance (HSS) data and a set of epidemiological assumptions, estimates of HIV prevalence and burden in India have been derived every year since 1998.

Doctors Without Borders wants to introduce artemisinin, a chemical that Chinese herbalists first derived 30 years ago from the sweet wormwood plant.

They come armed with credentials derived from years in government, an ability to articulate their message in the media and access to power.

The following are derived from years of observations in the field and conversations with hundreds of sufferers of F.A.N.