FGD-1 PPT-1, Trial PI Ethics committee members admitted that limited resources, knowledge gaps and membership shortages slowed review times, but also pointed out that poor quality applications meant resubmission was regularly required.
We included KPNC Diabetes Registry members in this analysis if they completed the 1994 1996 survey, had type 2 diabetes, were ≥60 years of age as of 1 January 1998 (baseline), had no prior diagnosis of dementia, and had no gaps in membership >3 months in the 2 years before baseline (n = 29,956).
We then excluded the following women: n = 758 due to long gaps in membership prior to index year, n = 1091 due to previous cancer, n = 207 who had bilateral breast cancer at index date, and n = 225 with missing stage information.
While there may have been a gap in APS' membership, Gibson contended, "It's possible APS' holding company Pinnacle West never left ALEC, or it's possible that APS lied to the Capital Times just like APS lied to Huffington Post about funding the anti-solar ads".
Participants were followed from age as of 1 January 1998 until age at diagnosis of dementia, death, a gap in membership >3 months, or 31 December 2007 (end of study period).
If you're wondering how to meet people to build up your network, or how to fill any gaps in your membership, it's time to increase your outreach.
The gap between the membership and some of those at the top of the party is striking.
The traditional political structures of mainstream political parties are dying and our biggest concern is the gap between our membership and our potential voter base.
Cohort subjects were followed from the date of completed questionnaire until the earliest occurrence of any of the following events: prostate cancer diagnosis, radical prostatectomy, >90 day gap in Kaiser Permanente membership, death, or end of study period (June 30 , 2006.
