5 9 10 19 20 22 The elapsed time intervals, such as from call to wheel arrival at scene, from scene to departure to ED, from call to arrival at ED, and from call to first CPR, were standardised and measured in both communities.
The time interval elapsed before, between and after the heat treatments is shown in Fig. 8.
Target period and interview time determine the retention interval (elapsed time between to-be-reported meals and the interview), which, along with intervening meals, can influence reporting accuracy.
The time interval elapsed between the administrations of the two tests ranged from two days to six months.
There was no difference between the two series in terms of age, sex and time interval elapsed from the onset of RP.
The effect on the agreement of different question and physical examination definitions and the importance of the time interval elapsed between the administrations of the tests were also evaluated.
DFS was defined as the interval elapsed between date of randomisation and date of the first tumour relapse (local or distant recurrence) or the date of death without relapse.
Subgroups of time interval elapsed after the latest calibration were defined as <2 hours, 2 to 4 hours, 4 to 8 hours, 8 to 16 hours and 16 to 24 hours.
The Trep values for the two plasmids and a sequence immediately flanking chromosomal ARS1 were then converted to RIs corresponding to the fraction of the ARS305 -R11 interval elapsed when the Trep for each locus was obtained.
A large dietary-reporting validation study recently investigated the effects of retention interval (elapsed time between to-be-reported meals and the interview) on children's accuracy for reporting school-meal intake during 24-hour recalls (Baxter et al, 2009).
Secondary objectives were to assess the effects on the agreement of different questionnaire and physical examination definitions and the importance of the time interval elapsed between the administrations of the tests.
