This may be explained by the recruitment timeframe, which was between November 2010 and July 2011, meaning that patients recruited in November and December 2010 probably were not yet vaccinated.
This may be explained by the fact that upregulation of the number of perfused capillaries, to compensate for a reduction in convective oxygen transport, may occur outside the timeframe of our observations [ 17].
The higher number of procedures in general surgery is explained by the shortened wait time to one year as only 30 of the 138 general surgery procedures were from the long wait timeframe.
These differences may be partially explained by the length of their field season; they collected faecal samples over a full year, which may have included fruit that was not available or less abundant during the shorter timeframe of this study.
Powers explained that the timeframe allowed him to raise two more questions.
A school recruitment letter was sent to the headmaster or principal of the sampled schools, followed by a personal call, and if recruited a personal visit in order to answer any remaining questions and to explain the timeframe of the survey in their school.
Accordingly, pathways to a depressive state are not likely to be explained by any single factor, but may reflect the disruption of several hormone-type factors acting on different timeframes (cyclic, constant, phasic or induced).
The method is explained by Stocking (1988).
Finally, the histograms in figure 1 show that the between hospital variability in standardised mortality ratio decreased when 30 days post-admission and 30 days post-discharge timeframes were used, suggesting that at least part of the variation of in-hospital standardised mortality ratio can be explained by mortality occurring shortly after discharge.
The fines across the timeframe of prosecutions disclosed by the CDPP show that they amounted to $52,455.
