Sentence examples for month time window from inspiring English sources

The presence of phone call-only relationships is, in part, due to the fact that we use a single month time window; by increasing the period of observation, those interactions diminish.

Here we selected a shorter, 22 trading days (corresponding to one work month), time window.

Duplicate events were identified as those that occurred within the 2 month time window we used for defining corresponding codes.

Screenings for the annual groups were labeled as on time if they were done in the 9 to 15 month time window since the previous screening.

This proportion is lower than the true unplanned pregnancy rate, as many of those women we have classified as planning a pregnancy may not have planned to become pregnant within the three month time window, and so, according to definitions used in other studies, their pregnancy would have been unplanned.

Therefore for each upper gastrointestinal bleed defined in either dataset from definition 1, a specific bleed code, probable code or possible code was searched for in the linked dataset within the 2 month time window and selected in the hierarchical order of the categories listed in Table 1.

Success finally came in the autumn of 1975 to a British expedition led by Chris (later Sir Chris Boningtonn, who got the full team and its meticulously prepared equipment to Base Camp by the end of August and made the most of the mainly calm weather during the September time window.

We therefore used a 15-month time window from June of the previous year to August of the current year.

Three of the 48 patients underwent more than one PET/CT exam during the 3- to 9-month time window, and the latest PET/CT was used for the analysis.

This study is a very first attempt to characterise unmodelled contributions in satellite-based models using data from the three Swarm satellites and CHAOS-5 on a 15-month time window.

For this reason, our three-month time window may reflect prescribing during the preceding year.