Sentence examples for month of clearance from inspiring English sources

At registration most patients (43%) saw a list-size requiring one month of clearance time, whereas the minority (14%) required half a month.

In the absence of more suitable data, a 12 month probability of clearance of 87.5% was estimated both for those warts that are treated and those for which treatment is not sought.

We classified children negative for P falciparum on microscopy and with a positive rapid diagnostic test as "recent malaria" because of the persistence of detectable HRP-2 for up to one month after clearance of parasites.

The companies planned to file an application by June for clearance to use the drug against cancers of the head and neck.

We divided the list size in four categories: 1) lists requiring less than a week of clearance time, 2) half a month, 3) a month, and 4) over one month.

The crude estimates of the model parameters are (cf. Appendix): the transmission rate β ^ = 39 − κ ^ × 374 / 60.18 = 0.54 (per month); the community acquisition rate per serotype (in non-carrying children) κ ^ = 22 / 1236 = 0.018 (per month); the clearance rate of carriage μ ^ = 55 / 165 = 0.33 (per month); the competition parameter ϕ ^ = 24 / 1687 / 22 / 1236 = 0.80.

Profound T cell depletion and hypogammaglobulinemia may explain this failure of NoV clearance.

For a target serotype, the rate of clearance was 0.63 per month (95% CI: 0.51, 0.79).

And while the homicide clearance rate — or the percent of homicide cases closed — dropped to 30.5percentt in 2015 from 44.5percentt in 2014 and 50.2percentt in 2013, Smith noted that as of April, the clearance rate is double what it was at the same time last year.

The smaller rate of clearance in Portugal (0.57 vs. 0.73 per month) is in accordance with the children being younger.

Indeed the International Council of Shopping Centers, an industry group, said Tuesday that consumers took advantage of clearance sales, helping sales in the last week of December.