Sentence examples for examinations interval from inspiring English sources

We included 64 patients with AD, 44 with MCI and 34 controls with serial MRI examinations (interval 1.8 ± 0.7 years).

Resectability of cancers and cure rates were high and the percentage of cancers diagnosed between two examinations (interval cancers) was low.

Twenty to twenty-five per cent of our participants reported either never having an eye examination or that their examination interval was ≥ 5 years.

However, the examination interval in that study was four and eight years.

A total of 253 defects were present at the 1st examination interval (Table  2).

After 5 years, the examination interval was extended to 12 months.

All piglets coughed and had nasal discharge at the 5th examination interval presumed to represent respiratory viral infection that resolved without treatment before the 6th interval.

The check-up intervals, as well as the criteria for choosing either a fixed (annual) or an individual examination interval, were recorded (years 1991 and 2001 respectively).

Defects that became radiographically detectable during the study, i.e. from the 2nd to the 8th examination interval were characterised as "developing".

This led to the recommendation that although two determinations of brain death are required by law, there should be no fixed examination interval.

Based on our results, we recommend that the inter-examination interval for unilateral breast cancer should not exceed 18 months (assuming uniform distribution of developing contralateral breast cancer).