U.S. collaborators should make every effort to be cognizant of registration lapse dates.
First came the reports of security lapses dating back years in the department's nuclear weapons laboratories and the accusation that Chinese spies had obtained designs for this nation's most sophisticated nuclear warheads.
In Japan, the time lapse between onset date and the date of report was short enough to initiate preventive measures and provide early health warnings to the public.
Secondary outcome measures for the mother included point prevalence abstinence defined as self reported smoking abstinence in the past seven days confirmed by carbon monoxide level in expired air and time (days) to first cigarette after quit date (lapse (a few puffs) or relapse).
Additionally, we assessed differences in mean time to interview using Student's t-test for case and control mothers, as well as exposed and unexposed mothers, because the time lapse between estimated date of delivery and interview ranged from 6 weeks to 2 years.
Last month, a vote by the Screen Actors Guild let lapse an agreement dating back to 1939, when those films were released, governing the relationship between agents and actors.
Further, within the absconding group there were often significant time lapses between the date of admission for the index hospitalization and the date of first absconsion.
For each case, we included age, gender, familial oncological history, signs and symptoms referred, types of preparatory studies performed, and methods utilized for diagnosis; in addition, we considered follow-up time and time lapse to death or date of last medical appointment.
Likewise, we compute the duration of each unemployment episode by measuring the time lapse between the end date of the worker's previous contract and the start date of the new one.
LAW DEMANDS SIXTY DAYS Specifies Lapse of Time Between Date Bill Is Passed and Offered to Voters.
