Sentence examples for first year of occurrence from inspiring English sources

Cost of stroke within the first year of occurrence is concerning.

Clark et al. (2010) correctly outlined the asynchronism and the delay (0 4 years) between the initial pathogenetic exposure to pollutants (in utero or during the first year of life) and the occurrence and detectability of clinically relevant asthma.

Information recorded throughout the first year of life included any occurrence and frequency of a respiratory infection, which were grouped into the following categories: bronchitis, colds/influenza, otorrhea, pertussis, pneumonia, tonsillitis, and the total number of the most severe respiratory infections recorded (occurrences of pneumonia, bronchitis, or both) within the first year.

The first aim of this study was to examine the association between perinatal anxiety and RTI occurrence during the first year of life.

A count of the number of occurrences of these codes in the first year of life was then extracted from GPRD prescription data as described for infections.

The occurrence of RTIs, including bronchiolitis, during the first year of life was assessed by parent-reported doctor diagnosis.

To examine the associations of substance fed and mode of breast milk delivery with occurrence of otitis media and diarrhea in the first year of life.

The primary study predictor was the occurrence of laboratory-confirmed, medically attended RSV infection in the first year of life (henceforth, "RSV infection").

The First Year of Grad School.

15 The economic analysis was based on a two-part cost-effectiveness model, comprised of a decision tree covering the first year following occurrence of ACS, combined with a Markov model to capture costs and outcomes over the remainder of the patients' lifetime.

As mentioned in the results, in this study it was unfortunately not possible to carefully analyse the potential effect of corticosteroids during the first years of the disease on the occurrence of erosions.