The observation time for post-treatment parenthood started 8 months after start of last treatment and ended at the date of first childbirth, or 30 June 2002 (the cutoff date of the study), whichever occurred first.
Simply put, the pop superstar's new album — which sold more than 1.2 million copies in its first week — did not make the cutoff date to be eligible for the 2018 Grammys.
The incidence-observation time ranged from date of initial diagnosis of MGCT to date of late relapse diagnosis, patient's death or cutoff date, whichever came first.
Patients without a known SSE were censored at the last date on study or at the primary analysis cutoff date, whichever came first.
AMC broke the season into two parts, and only the first half was televised before the May cutoff date for Emmy eligibility.
The first patients entered the extension in October 2008; the cutoff date for this analysis was October 2011.
Mr. de Blasio spent $268,879 — which did not include his first television buy because it took place after the cutoff date — and raised $94,177.
Moreover, among patients who received the sequential arm in first-line, 7 were still being treated in first-line (compared with none in gemcitabine arm) at the cutoff date of analysis.
Patty Davies, another Cherry Hill parent, said her son, Kevin, who is 7 and in first grade, could have gone to kindergarten earlier because he made the cutoff date by three days.
First, due to differences in physical development, youth born nearest to the cutoff date in July and August falls victim to the relative age effect and adaptation crisis as compared with youth of other birth groups.
The women's winner, Mirai Nagasu, along with the silver medalist, Rachael Flatt, and the fourth-place finisher, Caroline Zhang, had not turned 15 by July 1 , 2007 the cutoff date for eligibility.
