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How does one convey what it was like to experience an event of that magnitude, when the skies darkened and the apocalypse seemed to be unfolding?
A notable limitation of this analysis is that neither of the two hospitals examined here is an entirely closed healthcare system, so data are not available for individuals who experience an event of interest and are admitted to hospital elsewhere.
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Thus, it appears that in patients with type 2 diabetes, experiencing an event of hypoglycemia increases rather than diminishes fear of such an event.
In other words, there must be realistic assurance that if an insured animal experienced an event of interest, it would be recorded within the database.
Participants were followed from baseline until they experienced an event of interest, or in those who remained event-free, until the occurrence of death, transfer away from the practice contributing their records to the CPRD, last collection of records from the practice by the CPRD, or 10 years from baseline, whichever was the earliest.
California Republicans are about to experience an event many of them have never seen — a primary that could determine a presidential nomination.
California Republicans are about to experience an event many of them have never seen: a primary that could truly determine a presidential nomination.
However, a patient can experience an event different from the event of interest.
A survival endpoint is one where, over time, an increasing number of patients experience an event.
Patients that did not experience an event were censored at the day of last follow-up.
Three of them had experienced an event, two of them even had been treated with intensive salvage therapy, but all are currently in complete or incomplete remission.
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