The VCT training program trained 3,489 providers in VCT clinical skills and 167 in VCT training skills within a defined timeframe.
A key reason for our ignorance has been the scarcity of known genomic loci that reproducibly acquire DNA methylation within a defined timeframe.
This because they in the period of receiving DOT (6 months) only were able to accept evening shifts due to the nurses coming to their homes within a widely defined timeframe, such as between nine and twelve o'clock in the morning.
In coming to this conclusion, we examined the differences between mentoring and coaching and decided that mentoring differs from coaching in that coaching involves a more formal arrangement than mentoring with greater focus on tuition in specific experiences to achieve a defined goal in a controlled timeframe [ 20].
In this context, a hotspot cluster is detected within a defined geographical area during a specific timeframe if the area has a disproportionate excess of HIV cases when compared with neighbouring areas under study.
Priorities must be situated in a clear timeframe – defining the short-term and the long-term priorities will help build developmental space for testing approaches and increasing capacities and resources.
Therefore, by providing a more contemporaneous timeframe, the transformational impact of policy change can be assessed within a defined period (Donnelly and Hogan 2012).
We will exclude studies that either do not include a comparison group or, in the case of before-and-after studies, interrupted-time-series studies and repeated measures studies, that do not have a clearly defined intervention timeframe.
Google doesn't specify how it defined that timeframe in this particular batch of numbers.
In this document a resident in difficulty is defined as "a doctor who does not acquire the required competences within the planned timeframe of the programme".
