Sentence examples for four month intervals from inspiring English sources
We are convinced that a grid like ours in northern Congo can provide, at four month intervals, information not only about population size but also details of forest elephant ecology, including movement through the landscape, and unbiased measures of poaching intensity.
Follow-up assessments are requested at four month intervals and completed during routine clinical encounters.
Future study will incorporate objective knowledge and observed skill assessment at four month intervals, establish resident run ultrasound-guided paracentesis teams, and reassess the comfort of residents in performing ultrasound-guided procedures after an easily accessible ultrasound machine becomes available.
Due to the lack of other therapeutic options the patient was treated over a period of 17 months with 7 injections of lyophilized calf brain cells (derived from cortex, thalamus, hypothalamus, and striatum) and placenta cells (0.02 g dry weight in 6 to 8 ml of physiological saline) at two to four month intervals.
At six month intervals (June and December every year work well) attach charger and charge the battery overnight.
We prospectively evaluated QFT-IT tests on two occasions at a four month interval in dialyzed ESRD patients, some of whom received LTBI treatment, to estimate the variation of the QFT-IT on repeated testing, and the effect of dialysis type and LTBI therapy.
Data were collected from youth in six month intervals, for an 18-month period of time.
James Monroe, the fifth president, will appear on Feb. 14, followed at three month intervals by John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren.
Formal meetings of all the partners in the Knowledge Integration Community occurred at roughly eight month intervals, but interaction with some partners was more frequent.
Children's services are no longer involved in Lisa's life and her social worker is now happy to see her at three month intervals.
This means that at six month intervals the Earth is looking at a star from the two corners of an isosceles triangle (where the point is at the star).
