For example, exposure probabilities may depend on the duration of data recording, with the probability of exposure increasing with time.
We suggest that published estimates of heritabilities for resistance to microparasitic diseases, corresponding SNP effects and study design should be re-appraised given knowledge of the disease biology, i.e. likely exposure to infection, properties of the diagnostic tests and duration of data recording.
In Gaelic games, comparison with player data is also limited by differences in injury definition, methodology and duration of data recording, but player reports show a higher incidence rate of injury per individual, 1.72 to 2.2 injuries per player over a season [ 9, 13, 14].
The lithospheric structure presented in this study contains much more detail than imaged in previous investigations due to the close spacing of the seismic stations (∼ 20 km ) and longer duration of data recorded by permanent stations, therefore allowing for improved resolution of lateral variations that might have been smeared by the large-scale interpretations.
Information collected included: duration of data collection period, number of records reviewed, ease of collection, time taken, and number of people educated, educational tools used and problems encountered during the education.
Duration data recorded in numbers of months were converted to years by division by 12, without rounding.
In line with the limited period of detailed data recording, median duration of documented trastuzumab treatment amounted to almost exactly one year, since half of the patients were reported to be treated for more than 52 weeks.
A total of 700 data records, each of 15 min duration, are used to describe the wind characteristics at the field site.
The duration of non-work is measured by the duration of a gap in the data records.
The climate data record provides the mean sea ice thicknesses of the ice-covered area in each grid cell with a spatial resolution of 25 km and a duration of 1 month.
