Sentence examples for forward from the date from inspiring English sources

IHD cases comprising medical management alone, PCI or CABG cases were followed forward from the date of their procedure until March 31, 2006 (or death or loss to follow-up) to determine rates of onset of dementia or depression.

All included participants were then eligible for matching at the landmark date, and followed forward from the landmark date to the occurrence of the event of interest, or 1 April 2011, whichever came first.

He even brought his start date forward — from the day after April Fool's Day.

As one moves forward from the virtual enrollment date, a given patient can be considered to be someone who uses A/C during that time period if they initiate A/C visits, or not if they rely solely on conventional care.

The Brazilian Textile Industry Association is so keen on the FTAA that it is calling for it to start sooner than 2006 much to the irritation of the Brazilian government, which successfully fought in Buenos Aires this month to stop the United States from bringing forward the date.

Mountbatten has been dispatched to Delhi by Clement Attlee's Labour government to get Britain out of India as speedily as possible, and soon decides that he needs to bring forward the date from June 1948 to August 1947, otherwise the country faces a civil war which dwindling British forces can do nothing to prevent.

"Fast forward to the date… The bar was pretty busy.

Foreign banks also looked forward to the date.

In these cases, we brought the date of pneumonia forward to the date of death.

Move forward if the date goes well.

The money to bring forward infrastructure projects is coming from further suppression of public sector workers' pay, from overseas aid, from tax credits and by radically moving forward the date of retirement at 67 to 2026.